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Note also that a leading tone occurs between the notes E and F; this allows us to achieve a false resolution onto the Fsus4 chord, or C<sup>4</sup>/F, in our progression by way of voice leading from the Orwell diminished chord on E.
Note also that a leading tone occurs between the notes E and F; this allows us to achieve a false resolution onto the Fsus4 chord, or C<sup>4</sup>/F, in our progression by way of voice leading from the Orwell diminished chord on E.
 
[[File:Isus4 - iiiow - IVsus4 - Vsaj.mp3|thumb|The Csus4 - e<sup>ow</sup> - Fsus4 - Gsaj chord progression]]
Thus, our four-chord progression is Csus4 - E<sup>ow</sup> - Fsus4 - Gsaj.  This series of chords uses a combination of voice leading, tension-and-release paradigms, and circle of fifths movement to provide a dynamic and functional harmonic progression.
Thus, our four-chord progression is Csus4 - e<sup>ow</sup> - Fsus4 - Gsaj.  This series of chords uses a combination of voice leading, tension-and-release paradigms, and circle of fifths movement to provide a dynamic and functional harmonic progression.