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Higher Harmonic and Melodic concepts CHORDS & ORNAMENTS

By the end of this lesson you will be able to... Recognise... Augmented chords Added 6th chords Diminished 7th chords and Dominant 7th chords AND Ornaments... Turn, Mordent, Acciaccatura, Appoggiatura, Trill.

Augmented This chord is formed by a major triad in which the 5th degree is raised by a semitone

mordent An ornament which sounds the main note, the note above and then the main note again

Dominant 7th Chord built on the dominant (5th) note of a key which adds the 7th note above its root. It is sometimes written as V7 or, in the key of C major, G7(GBDF).

Turn Four notes which turn round the main note with the note above, the main note, the note below, and the main note again.

Diminished chord A chord consisting to two intervals of a minor 3rd built on top of each other. Another way you could think about it is lowering the 3rd and the 5th by a semitone

Diminished 7th A chord consisting of three intervals of a minor 3rd built one on top of the other, the interval between the lower and top note being a diminished 7th. Creates tension.

Appoggiatura An ornament which sounds like a leaning note. It takes half the value of the main note which follows

Added 6th Root, 3rd and 5th of a chord with the 6th added. This chord is used frequently in jazz and popular music. Listen to the very last chord

Acciaccatura An ornament which sounds like a crushed note played very quickly on the beat or just before it or two-thirds if the main note is dotted.

Ornaments TRILL Rapid and repeated movement between two adjacent notes