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Chords that accompany a melody
Give harmonic support - make melody richer, stronger, complete
In chord boxes above the melody line
Use capital letters (e.g. C, F, G)
Use capital letter + lowercase 'm' (e.g. Am, Dm)
Beats 1 and 3
Chord I (the tonic chord)
Chords iii and vii° - they are less stable
Non-chord notes that fill gaps between chord notes by step
Move one step up/down from a chord note, then return to it
A series of chords played in order to support a melody
I, IV, V, and vi
I, ii, IV, V, V7, vi
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