chord in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for chord in the English»Italian Dictionary

chord¹ [Brit kɔːd, Am kɔrd] N MUS

chord

accordo m

chord² [Brit kɔːd, Am kɔrd] N

1. chord (of harp):

chord

corda f

2. chord (emotional response) fig:

it struck a chord in or with him, his listeners

ha toccato il suo cuore, il cuore degli ascoltatori

to strike or touch the right chord

toccare il tasto giusto

3. chord MATH:

chord

corda f

sixth chord [ˈsɪksθkɔːd] N

sixth chord

accordo m di sesta

common chord [Am ˈkɑmən kɔ(ə)rd] N MUS

common chord

accordo m (perfetto)

broken chord [Am ˈbroʊkən kɔ(ə)rd] N

broken chord

accordo m arpeggiato

altered chord, altered cord [ˈɔːltədˌkɔːd] N MUS

altered chord

accordo m alterato

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dominant chord, key

dominante

Translations for chord in the Italian»English Dictionary

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accordo di settima dominante

dominant seventh (chord)

accordo arpeggiato

broken chord

arpeggiare un accordo

to play a chord in arpeggio

chord in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chord in the English»Italian Dictionary

chord [kɔ:rd] N

chord MUS:

chord

accordo m

Phrases:

to strike a chord (with sb)

riuscire a toccare la sensibilità di (qu)

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to strike a chord with sb

toccare il tasto giusto con qu

Translations for chord in the Italian»English Dictionary

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accordo

chord

chord Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to strike a chord (with sb)

riuscire a toccare la sensibilità di (qu)

to strike a chord with sb

toccare il tasto giusto con qu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This puts chords aurally into and out of focus, bringing a dimension to classical music rarely available to be heard elsewhere.

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Chords are inverted simply by raising one or two notes three strings.

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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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Harmonies are fundamentally tonal; simple diatonic intervals form the basis of the wind instruments' staggered chords.

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This version has the ability to specify combinations of chords, sequences and randomised patterns within a single node and incorporates the use of scale modes.

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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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Consequently, seventh chords are rarely played in standard tuning.

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The recapitulation follows and later the coda, profuse with octaves and large chords.

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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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