-
featured organum (which used the
simultaneous perfect intervals of a fourth, a fifth, and an octave), with
chord progressions and
harmony - an
incidental result...
- A
suspended chord (or sus
chord) is a
musical chord in
which the (major or minor)
third is
omitted and
replaced with a
perfect fourth or a
major second...
- In
music theory, a
major chord is a
chord that has a root, a
major third, and a
perfect fifth. When a
chord comprises only
these three notes, it is called...
- are
perfect fourths except for the
major third (G,B).
Standard tuning requires four
chord-shapes for the
major triads.
There are
separate chord-forms...
- In music, a
minor seventh chord is a
seventh chord composed of a root note, a
minor third, a
perfect fifth, and a
minor seventh (1, ♭3, 5, ♭7). In other...
- theory, a
dominant seventh chord, or
major minor seventh chord, is a
seventh chord,
composed of a root,
major third,
perfect fifth, and
minor seventh....
- In
music theory, a
minor chord is a
chord that has a root, a
minor third, and a
perfect fifth. When a
chord comprises only
these three notes, it is called...
- in
which the
fifth is
perfect (i.e., a
major or
minor triad), in
which sense it is
alternatively referred to as a "
perfect chord" or, more
narrowly still...
- the
perfect fourth, the
augmented fourth and the
diminished fourth. For instance, a three-note
quartal chord on C can be
built by
stacking perfect fourths...
- of
chord names and
symbols in
different contexts to
represent musical chords. In most
genres of po****r music,
including jazz, pop, and rock, a
chord name...
