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chord [ˈkɔ:d, Am ˈkɔ:rd] SUBST

chord

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to strike a chord (with sb)

to strike a chord (with sb)

to strike a chord (with sb)

to strike a chord with sb

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In jazz chords and theory, the fourth is required due to its being an added tone. en.wikipedia.org

The solo contains several block chords, but harmonically it maintains a state of suspension; it does not suggest a regular progression. en.wikipedia.org

Instead, there are note complexes (or chords) which may be shaped in several ways. en.wikipedia.org

It is evidently not possible to get all seven chords mentioned correct. en.wikipedia.org

This allows the playing of chords or sequences that would be quite difficult using the traditional design. en.wikipedia.org

A series of descending chords marks the end of the waltz, underlined with a drum roll and final flourish. en.wikipedia.org

They formed chords, reformed them - apparently nearly got it right - and then wandered away again. en.wikipedia.org

Seventh and ninth chords shimmer more than on a guitar due to the close harmonies. en.wikipedia.org

He sings the blues, sways back and forth, and he played a few chords then sang some more and thumps... his foot on the floor. en.wikipedia.org

This version has the ability to specify combinations of chords, sequences and randomised patterns within a single node and incorporates the use of scale modes. en.wikipedia.org

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