The Piano Guys, Steven Sharp Nelson & Al Van der b - Berlin

For example, in C-dur: Chords containing chromatically modified sounds are called altered. The most important of them form 3 groups. The basis of each of them is an enlarged sext, which is located in semitone above one of the tonic sounds. triads. Table of altered chords (according to I. V. Methodin): In the other interpretation, A. is understood as meaning anything chromatic. modification of diatonic. a chord regardless of whether the chromatic is directed. the way to tonic sounds or not (X. Riemann, G. Schenker, A. Schoenberg, G. Erpf). For example, in C-dur, ce-ges is the alteration of the triad of the first stage, a-cis-e is the triad of the sixth stage. 3) In the menstrual notation A. - Doubling the second of two equal note durations (eg, the second of two seven-breve) when turning a two-part meter into a three-part one; in a two-meter meter (in modern rhythmic recordings) turn into in tripartite.