英语词汇“added seventh”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

2. Music. In added sixth, added seventh, added ninth, etc.: designating a note, added to a triad or other chord, which is the specified interval on the diatonic scale above the root note of the chord; (also) designating the chord obtained as the result of this. [Probably after French sixte ajoutée, septième ajoutée, quatrième ajoutée, etc. (all 1722 or earlier); compare neuvième ajoutée (1775 or earlier).]

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seventh1591

fourth1597

sixth1597

fifth1631

tierce1696

septime1725

repercussion1728

octave1749

substitution1784

triad1786

German sixth1812

French sixth1813

nintha1830

Neapolitan sixth1871

six-four1873

Italian sixth1875

tetrad1881

added sixth1888

leading seventh1889

ninth chord1889

under-chord1890

diminished seventh1926

1770 J. Holden Ess. Rational Syst. Music i. vii. 56/1 Those fundamentals which have a whole tone next above the fifth, are susceptible of an added sixth; and those which have a whole tone next below the fundamental, or its octave, are susceptible of an added seventh.

1770 J. Holden Ess. Rational Syst. Music ii. iv. 146 The VI is also joined, as an added ninth.

1803 A. Gunn Introd. Music 144 These are the 4th of the scale, in which the discord is the added 6th; and the 2d of the scale, in which the discord is an added 7th.

1888 Musical World 28 Apr. 331/1 According to the old rule of the octave a chord of the ‘added sixth’ was placed upon the sub-dominant in ascending.

1912 J. H. Anger Treat. Harmony: Pt. 3 xxi. 446 The added second usually occurs in connection with major triads, and the added fourth in connection with minor triads.

1994 New Yorker 24 Oct. 105/1 Enriched chords (B major with added seventh and ninth, E major with added sixth).

2003 Continuum Encycl. Pop. Music of World II. vii. 244/1 Unlike added ninths, added sixth chords are not indicated by the prefix ‘add’ before the ‘6’.

单词	added seventh
释义	> as lemmas added seventh 2. Music. In added sixth, added seventh, added ninth, etc.: designating a note, added to a triad or other chord, which is the specified interval on the diatonic scale above the root note of the chord; (also) designating the chord obtained as the result of this. [Probably after French sixte ajoutée, septième ajoutée, quatrième ajoutée, etc. (all 1722 or earlier); compare neuvième ajoutée (1775 or earlier).] ΘΚΠ society > leisure > the arts > music > musical sound > harmony or sounds in combination > chord > [noun] > other chords seventh1591 fourth1597 sixth1597 fifth1631 tierce1696 septime1725 repercussion1728 octave1749 substitution1784 triad1786 German sixth1812 French sixth1813 nintha1830 Neapolitan sixth1871 six-four1873 Italian sixth1875 tetrad1881 added sixth1888 leading seventh1889 ninth chord1889 under-chord1890 diminished seventh1926 1770 J. Holden Ess. Rational Syst. Music i. vii. 56/1 Those fundamentals which have a whole tone next above the fifth, are susceptible of an added sixth; and those which have a whole tone next below the fundamental, or its octave, are susceptible of an added seventh. 1770 J. Holden Ess. Rational Syst. Music ii. iv. 146 The VI is also joined, as an added ninth. 1803 A. Gunn Introd. Music 144 These are the 4th of the scale, in which the discord is the added 6th; and the 2d of the scale, in which the discord is an added 7th. 1888 Musical World 28 Apr. 331/1 According to the old rule of the octave a chord of the ‘added sixth’ was placed upon the sub-dominant in ascending. 1912 J. H. Anger Treat. Harmony: Pt. 3 xxi. 446 The added second usually occurs in connection with major triads, and the added fourth in connection with minor triads. 1994 New Yorker 24 Oct. 105/1 Enriched chords (B major with added seventh and ninth, E major with added sixth). 2003 Continuum Encycl. Pop. Music of World II. vii. 244/1 Unlike added ninths, added sixth chords are not indicated by the prefix ‘add’ before the ‘6’. extracted from addedadj. < as lemmas
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