Major chord
Symphony and major chord are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Symphony" instead a noun phrase "Major chord".
Symphony
Symphony noun - A balanced, pleasing, or suitable arrangement of parts.
Major chord and symphony are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Major chord" instead a noun "Symphony".
Nearby Word: symphonic
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- piece and major chord
- piece and symphony
- composition and major chord
- composition and symphony
- unison and major chord
- unison and symphony
- harmony and major chord
- harmony and symphony
- concert and major chord
- concert and symphony
- unity and major chord
- unity and symphony
- melody and major chord
- melody and symphony
Both terms in one sentence
- The last 29 bars of the symphony consist entirely of C major triads repeated over and over, until at last the orchestra plays a final-sounding C major chord... and then another... and then another... and then three more... and another... and finally a unison C.
Source: Ending Fatigue
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