under-chordn.
/ˈʌndəkɔːd/, U.S. /ˈəndərˌkɔrd/ (See quot. 1890.)
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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
1890 Cent. Dict. at Major According to this view, the major triad of C is called the over-chord of C, and the minor triad of F is called the under-chord of C, etc.
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