chord

This is a chord of a circle.

a G major chord.

the dominant chord of the ninth

strum chords on a guitar.

the second entry is a straight broken-chord figure.

a basic four-chord harmonic sequence.

These are the opening chords of a sonata.

the issue of food safety strikes a chord with almost everyone.

Her speech struck a deep chord in my heart.

the accompanying chords have been amplified in our arrangement.

Dickens knew how to strike the right chord in the hearts of his readers.

His war poetry struck a chord with people who remembered that period.

Her words struck a sympathetic chord in her audience.

if someone is comping chord changes, there are more textured harmonies.

No knowledge of notate, chord names, keys etc. are required. 1.

That the note relation in semitone and chords sequence gained attention and usage step by step along with the harmony chromaticism.

The plagal cadence, sometimes known as the Amen cadence from ecclesiastical use, is the progression from the chord of the subdominant to the tonic, IV - I.

A barely audible ff septuplet of semiquaver chords and two rabid glissandi are thrown in by the soloist, before piano and bass section end the movement in five different Gs.

Running up to an acid semitonal acciaccatura in both hands, the piano goes over into a sprint of octave-chords and single notes, jumping manically up and down the keyboard twice a bar.

Ovarian cancer strikes a special chord with me.

The commencement address struck a chord around the world.

We'll just call it the VI chord.

Her words struck a chord even three decades later.

I heard a funny chord. - Not half, you didn't!

What is clear is that for many this work strikes a chord.

For example, a love song struck a deep chord with James.

He judged that the disease had already attacked the vocal chords.

But Unesco's decision has struck a chord with French society.

You can also see her vocal chords vibrating throughout, especially here.