common chord

Candidates across the nation are still striking certain common chords.

A closely related key can be defined as one that has many common chords.

In a chaotic world that seemed out of tune, baseball was a common chord.

It is also a common chord in jazz and ragtime music.

Such common chords are useful in modulating from one key to another.

To her surprise, it has struck a common chord in people from vastly different backgrounds.

There's a common chord of fantasy that Ludwig continues to strike.

The great conductor's musical life and political life strike a strong common chord.

Her songs strike a common chord, and live she rocks like an old-fashioned tempest.

If the two curves are both circles, the common chord is equivalent to the radical axis.

Because it is unimorphic, common chords tend to fall close together.

These divisions are all the more troubling, many black leaders say, because they surround an issue that struck a common chord of outrage.

One woman struck a common chord when she explained that she was no longer afraid of her mother-in-law.

Separate from these six common chords there is one degree of the scale, the seventh, that results in a diminished chord.

But Berlin could touch on a common chord of feeling in a way that none of the others could do.

A list of fret-number configurations for some common chords follows:

"A common chord, uniting all, is a real love and appreciation for the Charge of the Goddess," she said.

Only the second type of notation can be represented using the common chord symbol notation systems.

Common chord (music) generally refers to a chord shared by two musical keys.

And it struck a common chord.

Common chord (geometry) refers to the secant line that joins the intersection points of two curves.

The tritone substitution is one of the most common chord and improvisation devices in jazz.

These were masters, or notes belonging to the common chord, and servants, or all other notes.

A9 Sermons in houses of worship across the country strike a common chord, denouncing the violence as evil.