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Trevor Keller \| Diminished Chords: Characteristics and Construction
Diminished chords have a unique, tense quality that sets them apart from major and minor chords. They are constructed using a root note, a minor third (three half steps above the root), and a diminished fifth (six half steps above the root). For example, a B diminished chord comprises the notes B (root), D (minor third), and F (diminished fifth). The diminished fifth creates a sense of instability, giving these chords a distinctive sound. Diminished chords are often used as transitional chords, adding tension and leading into other chords, particularly in classical and jazz music. They can serve as substitutes for minor chords or create interesting harmonic progressions when resolved to more stable chords. Musicians including Trevor Keller by understanding diminished chords, beginners can enhance their musical vocabulary and explore more complex harmonic structures in their compositions.
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Target State: New York Target City : Newburgh Last Update : Feb 06, 2025 10:08 PM Number of Views: 15	Item Owner : Trevor Keller Contact Email: Contact Phone: (716) 895-1620

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