augmented chord

An augmented chord is made up of these notes :

Augmented chords are used in jazz and contemporary music.

This holds true of all diminished and augmented chords.

Diminished and augmented chords cannot be tonicized because they do not represent key areas.

An augmented chord is like a major chord, but with a raised fifth.

"I'm positive I understand how augmented chords change an emotional texture because of Nintendo music."

What do you get when you put a diminished chord together with an augmented chord?

Sometimes he used diminished chords, other times he used augmented chords.

It opens with a few desolate notes, forming an augmented chord and then a diminished chord.

And then I put my finger on the wrong string, and got what I discovered was an augmented chord.

The Augmented 6th is a frequently encountered augmented chord which has been used since Baroque times.

Mitchell continued to use alternate tunings on her guitar to allow easier access to augmented chords and notes in unexpected combinations.

I don't want to worry about it too much or else I'll feel like using ninth chords and augmented chords and all that stuff.

An augmented chord is one which contains an augmented interval, almost invariably the 5th of the chord.

In music, augmented chords are symbolized with a plus sign, although this practice is not universal as there are other methods for spelling those chords.

An interesting chord in this progression is the D augmented chord (actually a Daug9/C) in measure 14.

Pedler terms the song "highly underrated" and featuring "some typically inspired Harrison-esque sleight-of-hand, courtesy again of the augmented chord".

The suite represents the wholly workable if muscular use of Debussy's whole-tone language and the parallel and augmented chords that go with it.

Though the whole-tone scale is prominent in much of his music after 1905 when he encountered Debussy, it serves simply to fit the motifs over augmented chords.

Using bright augmented chords on the piano, Mr. Halley directed them, their voices going higher and higher in a succession of ascending scales.

Another characterising element in the bridge is the augmented chord - a Gaug - that ends the bridge and leads back to home key (C-major).

Secondarily, a triad's function is determined by its quality: Major chord, minor chord, diminished chord or augmented chord.

Harrison began demonstrating various major seventh, diminished and augmented chord shapes - "all these funny chords people showed me when I was a kid", as he later put it.

It is also traditional to use upper-case letters for major and augmented chords, and lower-case letters for minor and diminished chords.

Dramatic moments, depicted by whole tone scales and augmented chords, are atmospherically evocative of uncertainty and the ever-changing moods of nature and the sea.