"chord" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

chord Substantiv

Substantiv + chord

Kolokacji: 15

power chord • guitar chord • piano chord • opening chord • C chord • ...

chord + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 12

chord progression • chord change • chord sequence • chord structure • chord pattern • ...

chord + Verb

Kolokacji: 6

chord sounds • chord plays • chord contains • chord strikes • chord dies • ...

Verb + chord

Kolokacji: 10

play chords • strike a chord • use chords • touch a chord • produce chords • ...

Adjektiv + chord

Kolokacji: 63

major chord • vocal chord • minor chord • responsive chord • final chord • ...

Kolokacji: 7

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

Kolokacji: 10

1. major chord = główny akord major chord

2. minor chord = drobny akord minor chord

3. dissonant chord = dysonansowy akord dissonant chord

4. sympathetic chord = pełny współczucia akord sympathetic chord

5. musical chord = melodyjny akord musical chord

6. popular chord = popularny akord popular chord

7. chromatic chord = chromatyczny akord chromatic chord

8. harmonic chord = akord harmonicznej harmonic chord

9. unresolved chord = nierozwiązany akord unresolved chord

10. diatonic chord = diatoniczny akord diatonic chord

Other than these "key doublings", Ravel simply harmonizes the melody using diatonic chords.
Alterations from the natural diatonic chords can be specified as C ... etc.
The song is tuneful, with a prominent series of three descending diatonic chords providing the main hook.
Other areas of study include modulation, enharmonic notes, ornaments, diatonic chords, and jazz chord symbols.
Thus the non-diatonic chord progression constructed from chords diatonic to each mode:
Mompou adds compromising notes to diatonic chords, creating states of ambiguity.
Non-free jazz forms used harmonic structures (usually cycles of diatonic chords).
In music, a passing chord is, "a nondiatonic chord that connects, or passes between, the notes of two diatonic chords."
A diatonic passing chord may be inserted into a pre-existing progression that moves by a major or minor third in order to create more movement." "
Any chord that is not chromatic is a diatonic chord.