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chord <a chord; chords> SUST.

chord line MILIT.

chord winding

focal chord MAT.

umbilical chord AGR.

chord of contact

geometric mean chord

standard mean chord AERO.

strike a sympathetic chord V.

tan-chord angle MAT.

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Seventh and ninth chords shimmer more than on a guitar due to the close harmonies.
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The song is tuneful, with a prominent series of three descending diatonic chords providing the main hook.
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Such thick chords can sound muddy if not played with precise, even attack and release.
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The guitar is usually played identically to standard tuning, resulting in a heavier tone without requiring the guitarist to learn different chords or fingering.
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The solo contains several block chords, but harmonically it maintains a state of suspension; it does not suggest a regular progression.
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In jazz chords and theory, the fourth is required due to its being an added tone.
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However, seventh chords require severe hand-stretching in not only standard tuning, but also all-fourths tuning.
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This allows the playing of chords or sequences that would be quite difficult using the traditional design.
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The recapitulation follows and later the coda, profuse with octaves and large chords.
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They formed chords, reformed them - apparently nearly got it right - and then wandered away again.
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