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• The common chord today is that everyone wants to end the strike.
• Candidates across the nation, of course, are still striking certain common chords.
• Because it is unimorphic, common chords tend to fall close together.
• A closely related key can be defined as one that has many common chords.
• And that is very a common chord I doubt few would find dark or disturbing.
• To her surprise, it has struck a common chord in people from vastly different backgrounds.
• The tritone substitution is one of the most common chord and improvisation devices in jazz.
• Close harmony prevails and other commons chords include the augmented sixth, and added sixth chords.
• The circle can be easily used to find out the common chord progression for basic keys.
• Common chords are frequently used in chord qualities.
• One common chord was E A C #.
• Sermons in mosques, synagogues, churches and temples struck a common chord in decrying the violence as evil.
• Disenchanted with the common chord scale theory didactics, de Winkel has developed an alternative approach to teaching improvisation.
• Witnesses did strike a few common chords : The Internet has already changed the way recorded music reaches consumers.
• But Berlin could touch on a common chord of feeling in a way that none of the others could do.
• "A common chord, uniting all, is a real love and appreciation for the Charge of the Goddess, " she said.
• Once jurors feel some connection, some common chord, with the accused, they are unlikely to sentence him to death, legal observers said.
• Despite the common chord ( ii in C major or i in D minor ), this modulation is chromatic due to this inflection.
• These rulings strike a common chord : Show creativity in developing your products or anyone can copy them without paying you a dime.
• Their acclaim seemed wildly out of proportion to her achievements but completely in line with the common chord the Princess of Wales touched.