This shape can be formed as the intersection of two chord of a circle and the circle itself ), joined along a common chord.
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Not only did he find new ways to use common chords, but he also popularized chords that had not previously been used in jazz.
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On the group's self-titled eighth album, the simple KROQ formula continues-- snotty vocals, familiar choruses, common chords and single-note riffs played on Fender Stratocaster.
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Koz, a regular feature of the annual JakJazz festival, struck a common chord among jazz aficionados the first time he came to town in 1993.
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"There's a naivete about the character that seems to touch a common chord, " said Russell Schwartz, chairman of Gramercy Pictures, a division of Polygram.
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Although Kerry made the race competitive with his strong performances, he was never able to strike the same common chord that Bush did with average voters.
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Curiously, eMedia 1 completely avoids the use of traditional staff notation in lessons on melody, and it fails to define the function of notes within common chords.
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The most common chords are tertian, constructed using a sequence of major thirds ( spanning 4 semitones ) and / or minor thirds ( 3 semitones ).
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The use of Roman numerals is more prevalent than Arabic numbers to avoid confusion with other fingering indications and common chord symbols ( but not figured harmony ).
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The two events _ although with different players and motives _ share a common chord : once again self-proclaimed Greek patriots drag their nation into another international mess.
