Übersetzung für 'major chord' von Englisch nach Deutsch

major chord

Durakkord {m}mus.

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major seventh chord

großer Septakkord {m}mus.

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chord

Akkord {m}mus.

Profilsehne {f}

Blatttiefe {f} [eines Propeller- bzw. Rotorblatts]

Kreissehne {f}math.

Gurt {m} [horizontaler Träger eines Fachwerks]constr.

Sehne {f}math.

Profiltiefe {f} [z. B. eines Propellerblatts]aviat.

Zusammenklang {m}mus.

E sharp major <E♯ major>

Eis-Dur {n} <Eis, E♯>mus.

A sharp major <A♯ major>

Ais-Dur {n} <Ais, A♯>mus.

G sharp major <G♯ major>

Gis-Dur {n} <Gis, G♯>mus.

D sharp major <D♯ major>

Dis-Dur {n} <Dis, D♯>mus.

F sharp major <F♯ major>

Fis-Dur {n} <Fis, F♯>mus.

C sharp major <C♯ major>

Cis-Dur {n} <Cis, C♯>mus.

chord chart

Akkordtabelle {f} [z. B. Gitarre]mus.

slash chord

Slash-Akkord {m}mus.

bottom chord

Untergurt {m}engin.

top chord

Obergurt {m}

barre chord

Barrégriff {m} [Gitarre]mus.

bell chord

Glockenakkord {m}mus.

• A C major chord, the major triad built on the note C (C–E–G), is referred to as the "one chord" of that key and notated in Roman numerals as I.
• For example, Bacharach and David's "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" opens with a major chord followed by a major seventh in the next measure.
• The march theme from the introduction leads straight into an epic coda that features march rhythms and multiple high points in the orchestral texture, before ending on an E major chord.
• The dominant seventh sharp ninth chord's major third and augmented ninth are enharmonically equivalent to a minor-over-major chord's thirds, and the two can be somewhat interchangeable.
• The bass note may be specified after a /, for example C/G is a C major chord with a G bass.

• The major chord also takes its name from the presence of this interval built on the chord's root (provided that the interval of a perfect fifth from the root is also present or implied).
• The latter is depicted first with a soft pizzicato note from the strings, followed by a sudden surprise fortissimo C major chord on the word "Licht" (Light).
• The piece begins on a C major chord (patterns one through seven) with a strong emphasis on the mediant E and the entrance of the note F which begins a series of slow progressions to other chords suggesting a few subtle and ambiguous changes of key, the last pattern being an alternation between B [...] and G.
• The rat-a-tat theme returns for the final time in the movement; pentatonic chord progressions and a final F Major 6 tremolo and F major chord finish the piece.
• For example, [...] VII is a major chord built on the seventh scale degree, indicated by capital Roman numerals for seven.

• Example 1: Below, a common voicing used by jazz pianists is given for the chord C7 [...] 9 (C major chord with a minor 7th, and extended with an augmented 9th).
• ] major chord (the I in the key of E [...]) would be followed by a B major chord, (which is an E [...] chord with a lowered third and raised fifth).