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	Chord Progression Glossary
		Chord names identified by the note which is the root of the chord where this note is described by its alphabetic name.
		A succession of two functional chords where the root of the second chord is an interval of a perfect fourth or augmented fourth higher or an interval of a perfect fifth or diminished fifth lower.
		The chord on the first degree of the scale), II the supertonic chord (the chord on the second degree of the scale) and V the dominant (the chord on the fifth degree of the scale).
	www.harmony.org.uk /chord_progression_glossary.htm (4402 words)

	triads : root position : chord inversions
		The chords in the figure are written in root position, which is the most basic way to write a triad.
		The third of the chord is written a third higher than the root, and the fifth of the chord is written a fifth higher than the root (which is also a third higher than the third of the chord).
		A chord in second inversion may also be called a six-four chord, because the intervals in it are a sixth and a fourth.
	www.aboutmusictheory.com /triads.html (501 words)

	An Introduction To Chords
		A major chord consists of a 'root' (the note on which the chord is based, usually also the lowest note of the chord), the note a 'major third' (four half-steps) higher than the root, and the note a 'minor third' (three half- steps) higher than the second note.
		C9 means to take a C major chord and add the ninth tone of the C-major scale to it, so C9 would be composed of c, e, g, c, and d, in that order (though on guitar the d might be added an octave lower (the second) instead).
		This "seventh chord as the dominant of a scale" is known as a "dominant seventh" or "major-minor seventh", and the term "seventh chord", if not modified somehow, almost always refers to this chord.
	www.dglenn.org /chords/chords.html (3231 words)

	MUS 111-112 Part-Writing Quick Reference Guidelines
		In the major-minor 7th chord, root in bass, the root is sometimes doubled and the 5th is omitted.
		Repeated Roots: When roots in the bass are repeated, the two triads may be written in the same position (open or close), or they may be in different positions.
		The 13th is usually in the soprano and resolves a 3rd downward to the tonic factor of the tonic chord.
	spider.georgetowncollege.edu /music/burnette/partwriting.htm (1507 words)

	Types Of Power Chords
		This power chord pattern is similar to the previous pattern, only it's root note is now on the A string instead of the low E string.
		The root of this power chord pattern is not the note on the lowest string, but instead it's the note played on the G string (3rd string).
		The root of the 3rd string root power chord is also a C note, so it too is a C power chord.
	www.guitaralliance.com /guitar_lessons/power_chords/power_chords_2.htm (350 words)

	Root (chord) - Definition, explanation
		In music the root (basse fondamentale) of a chord is the note or pitch upon which that chord is perceived or labelled as being built or hierarchically centered upon.
		When the root is the bass note, or bottom, of the chord the chord is said to be in root position.
		Conventionally, the name of the note which is the root is used to denote the chord, thus a major chord built on C is a C Major chord.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/r/ro/root__chord_.php (230 words)

	Chords in Inversion
		Root position chords are generally used at the beginnings and ends of phrases, where greater stability is desired.
		Notice that in first inversion chords, the root or the third of the chord is most commonly doubled (doubling is a term used to refer to when two voices are on the same pitch class).
		In a pedal 6/4 chord use, the bass note remains the same, and the 6/4 chord is preceded and followed by the same, root position chord.
	www.smu.edu /totw/invert.htm (739 words)

	Other Chord Family Members
		The chord quality of the last two are the same - they both contain the seventh, and so are both dominant seventh chords, the difference being that the suspended one should really resolve - classically on to the A7 chord itself.
		The qualities of these chords depends on the context in which they are used and the chord which lay around them - it is not always easy to identify the function by sight; rather by listening.
		As with slash chords, the idea is to create these complex sounds with the minimum of fuss - and they are instantly identifiable, and leave nothing to the imagination as far as building the chords is concerned.
	members.aol.com /gsrjls/lesson6.html (2279 words)

	Roots To Chords
		A root note is the main note on which a chord is built.
		It is the foundation, or root, of the chord.
		To play the root note of any chord, just play the note after which the chord is named.
	www.studybass.com /lessons/common-bass-patterns/roots-to-chords (667 words)

	chord substitution
		The omitted/added root substitution exchanges the root of the given chord for a root a third or fifth higher (occasionally lower.) The substituted chord still retains several pitches of the original, implying the same harmony, but can also point toward different directions--both in key and function.
		As the ii chord in the key of C, the D-7 (with its altered 5th) allows the progression to extend itself before progressing toward a dominant and eventual tonic.
		The singing exercise should be in three stages: first sing the roots of the chords as they occur in the form, then sing the melody.
	hum.lss.wisc.edu /jazz/substitutions.html (677 words)

	The Harp Reference: Jamming Over Chords
		The root note, C, of the I chord, C7, is the same as the 5 (dominant) of the IV chord, F7.
		In blues, we're mostly on the I and IV chords, with occasional ventures into the V. (I) C7: C E G Bb The I and V chords share the 5 note of the I chord (the G of the C7 chord) and the root note of the V chord (the G of the G chord).
		So the C7 chord sits nicely between the F7 and G7, sharing the C note with the F7, and the Eb as the "blue note" flat 3rd; and the G note with the G7 chord, with the Bb as the G7 chord's "blue note" flat 3rd.
	www.angelfire.com /tx/myquill/JammingOverChords.html (1136 words)

	Chord Theory for the Guitar
		The notes of a triad are the root (or name of the chord) the third counting up from the root and the fifth counting up from the root.
		Minor chords are the same as major chords except that the 3rd is lowered.
		When the usual C chord is played the root, C, is played on the fifth string and an octave higher on the second string; the 3rd, E, is played on the fourth string and an octave higher on the first string; the 5th, G, is played on the third string.
	folkguitar.us /chord-theory.htm (318 words)

	Wing Shape 31
		Some wings have different chord lengths near the fuselage and at the tip.
		We call the chord length near the fuselage the root chord, and the chord length at the end of the wing the tip chord.
		Think of the wing like a tree, and the fuselage as the ground: the part of the tree closest to the ground is the root, and the part farthest away is the tip.
	www.planemath.com /activities/pmenterprises/wingshape/wingshape31.html (70 words)

	Finding the Mean Aerodynamic Chord of a wing
		About a quarter of the chord at this point is the Center of gravity for the wing.
		Draw a line that length BELOW the chord of the wing at the tip, in effect adding the root chord to the tip chord.
		Extend a line from the root through the CG point to the tip, at right angles to the CL, and the airplane can be balanced anywhere along that line.
	www.bakehead.com /wing_CG.htm (735 words)

	101 Things You Can Do With A Diminished Seventh Chord
		A diminished seventh chord consists of a stack of minor thirds, or a diminished triad with an additional third on top.
		In a common-tone resolution of a leading tone seventh, at least one chord tone is held in common with the chord of resolution while the other three notes of the seventh move by step.
		Such chords invariably play a contrapuntal, or linear role, behaving as either a neighboring or passing harmony to the sonority that precedes or follows them.
	www.lsu.edu /faculty/jperry/virtual_textbook/dim_7th.htm (547 words)

	Chords - 1000 Great Guitar Sites on the Web
		Notes in chords are referred to by their note number, so that a single scheme can be used, regardless of the chord's root note, or the key and scale you're using.
		You are now holding your first barre chord, F. This is essentially the same as the F chord you have learned in the open chords section, only the 1st finger barres all six strings instead of just the 1st and 2nd strings.
		Seventh chords are found by adding a further 4th column of notes which give rise to so called dominant seventh, minor seventh and natural or major seventh chords and another special chord the diminished seventh with its own set of complications.
	www.guitarsite.com /chords.htm (1595 words)

	Sax on the Web - BASIC ROCK & ROLL THEORY
		The notes of the chord in relation to the root of the chord (1st, 3rd, 5th etc.).
		The root of each chord is based on a note of the scale of the key the tune is in.
		If you count the semitones you will see that in the C major 7 chord the interval between C and B is 11 semitones (one short of an octave), but with the G7 chord the interval is 10 semitones (or one whole tone short of an octave).
	www.saxontheweb.net /Rock_n_Roll/RockSax03.html (2525 words)

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	www.myspace.com /rootchord (282 words)

	Guitar Chord Finder \| Guitar Scales
		If you don't know how guitar chords are constructed I suggest you read the guitar chord theory tutorial on this web site, else the guitar chord finder won't be very useful to you.
		The guitar chord finder will display all the chord notes of the chord on the guitar neck.
		The blue dots on the guitar neck represent the 1 of your chord, the fl dots are the other chord notes.
	www.jazzguitar.be /guitar_chord_finder.html (297 words)

	Piano Forums at Piano World: How to identify a chord
		For instance, a root chord or one of the inversions, or a Sub-dominant or Dominant chord of a certain scale.
		chords are always relative to what key signature of a piece is. for example, 'CEG' chord is I chord in C major but IV in F major.
		Bob was correct in that I know a little bit about the more common chords and some progressions but was looking for a quick, easy, correct way of identifying a chord and the scale it belongs to.
	www.pianoworld.com /ubb/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=print_topic;f=32;t=001748 (532 words)

	Guitar Chords @ Chordbook.Com
		The chord library is in standard tuning so this feature is more for your own experiments.
		When a chord is selected from chordbook, you will see suggested finger numbers, that can be used.
		Here you can see a list of currently available chords, select from the Root and then the Type, these will be displayed on the guitar fretboard.
	www.chordbook.com /guitarchords.php (566 words)

	mekentosj.com \| Pianochords Widget
		In music and music theory, a chord is three or more different notes or pitches sounding simultaneously, or nearly simultaneously, over a period of time.
		The word chord is short for accord, from the Middle English word cord.
		Every chord is given a specific name, based on the notes that constitute the chord and the distances, known as intervals, between them.
	www.mekentosj.com /widgets/pianochords (188 words)

	D Minor
		The chord calculator automatically determines every mathematically possible fingering for a chord based on the options you specify.
		In most cases, you will only need to adjust the "root" and "chord" pulldowns.
		Be careful when adjusting the advanced options as they may result in chords that are very difficult to play.
	jguitar.com /chord?chord=Minor&root=d (140 words)

	Chord Entry By Grid
		Once you have added at least one chord to your Workscore, you can use the Workscore Composer to invent a melody which harmonizes with the chords in your progression.
		If you select the Chord Entry by Grid link from the link bar at the top of SongTrellis pages or press the button entitled "Add Chords Using Chord Grid" in the Workscore Chord Entry window, a window will appear which replaces the chord entry controls, with a Chord Grid.
		If you are entering a chord progression from existing sheet music, the chord entry controls that appear by default on the workscore page, will allow for fastest entry into your workscore.
	www.songtrellis.com /chordGrid3 (555 words)

	Dolmetsch Online - Music Theory Online - 12 tone chords
		When a root note and a chord have been selected, the table below will display all the notes that are usually considered part of that particular chord, both where the root is C, and when transposed to the selected root note.
		Similarly, chord built on degrees of a mode or scale are also defined here in relation to the first degree of that particular mode or scale.
		Of course the chord is unaltered if all the indices in the notes of a chord are increased or decreased by the same integer.
	www.dolmetsch.com /virtualchords.htm (3336 words)

	Common C/C++ commands. Join/copy or convert to int,string,char,array
		From this point, the "root" or "basse fondementale" ("fundamental bass") - as it came to be known - was the defining factor for a chord's representation [30], at least most of the time for most people.
		For example, one could speak of chord purity or complexity, or how ambiguous a section of chords are, as well as new insights into how the chords may function together.
		Molly Gustin also devised a rather elaborate theory based on the harmonic series to determine the root/s of a chord [65], but she was rather heavily criticized by Arthur Komar in the "Perspectives of New Music" journal [64].
	www.skytopia.com /music/theory/root.html (4307 words)

	Guitar Chord Finder
		If you're not familiar with guitar chords theory you should read the guitar music theory tutorial first on this web site, if not you will not be able to interpret the results of the guitar chord finder.
		To start working with the guitar chord finder you select the chord root and the chord type.
		All notes of the selected chord will display on the guitar neck so you can easily pick the right notes for your chord without having to think too much.
	www.guitarchordsmagic.com /guitar-chord-finder.html (265 words)

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