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Musical Terms

 * Acoustics
 * Musical acoustics
 * Frequency
 * Pitch (music)
 * Harmonic series (music)
 * Overtone
 * Subharmonic
 * Combination tone
 * Artificial harmonic
 * Tap harmonic
 * Undertone series
 * Quarter-comma meantone
 * Syntonic comma
 * Semicomma
 * Orwell comma
 * Limit (music)
 * Cent (music)
 * Piano key frequencies


 * Intervals
 * Interval (music)
 * List of pitch intervals
 * Unison
 * Augmented unison
 * Semitone
 * Minor second
 * Major second
 * Minor third
 * Major third
 * Tritone
 * Diminished fourth
 * Perfect fourth
 * Perfect fifth
 * Diminished sixth
 * Minor sixth
 * Major sixth
 * Augmented sixth
 * Diminished seventh
 * Minor seventh
 * Harmonic seventh
 * Major seventh
 * Augmented seventh
 * Octave
 * Pseudo-octave
 * Ninth
 * Eleventh
 * Thirteenth


 * Temperament
 * Musical temperament
 * Musical tuning
 * Stretched tuning
 * Just intonation
 * Pythagorean tuning
 * Pythagorean interval
 * Wolf interval
 * Meantone temperament
 * List of meantone intervals
 * Equal temperament
 * Bohlen–Pierce scale
 * Enharmonic
 * Chromaticism


 * Scales and Modes
 * List of musical scales and modes
 * Scale (music)
 * Leading-tone
 * Tonality
 * Gregorian mode
 * Mode (music)
 * Mixolydian mode
 * Ionian mode
 * Diatonic and chromatic
 * Diatonic scale
 * Pentatonic scale
 * Pandiatonicism
 * Major scale
 * Harmonic major scale
 * Minor scale
 * Heptatonic scale
 * Enharmonic scale
 * Blue note
 * Chromatic scale
 * Whole tone scale
 * Neapolitan scale
 * Flamenco mode
 * Double harmonic scale
 * Hungarian gypsy scale
 * Hungarian minor scale
 * Ukrainian Dorian scale
 * Phrygian dominant scale
 * Altered scale
 * Octatonic scale
 * Bebop scale


 * Chords
 * Chord (music)
 * Factor (chord)
 * Root (chord)
 * Third (chord)
 * Fifth (chord)
 * Seventh (chord)
 * Bass note
 * First inversion
 * Second inversion
 * Primary triad
 * Subsidiary chord
 * Parallel key
 * List of chords
 * Chord names and symbols (popular music)
 * Triad (music)
 * Diminished triad
 * Minor chord
 * Major chord
 * Major 6th chord
 * Augmented triad
 * Augmented sixth chord
 * Seventh chord
 * Minor seventh chord
 * Diminished seventh chord
 * Half-diminished seventh chord
 * Diminished major seventh chord
 * Dominant seventh flat five chord
 * Harmonic seventh chord
 * Dominant seventh chord
 * Nondominant seventh chord
 * Secondary dominant
 * Minor major seventh chord
 * Major seventh chord
 * Augmented seventh chord
 * Augmented major seventh chord
 * Leading-tone seventh chord
 * Secondary leading-tone chord
 * Ninth chord
 * Dominant seventh sharp ninth chord
 * Eleventh chord
 * Added tone chord
 * Seven six chord
 * Bell chord
 * Borrowed chord
 * Bridge chord
 * Dream chord
 * Elektra chord
 * Farben chord
 * Lydian chord
 * Magic chord
 * Mystic chord
 * Mu chord
 * Neapolitan chord
 * "Ode-to-Napoleon" hexachord
 * Predominant chord
 * Petrushka chord
 * Psalms chord
 * So What chord
 * Suspended chord
 * Tristan chord
 * Viennese trichord


 * Harmony
 * Harmony
 * Figured bass
 * Common practice period
 * Homorhythm
 * Voice leading
 * Barbershop arranging
 * Block chord
 * Chord progression
 * List of chord progressions
 * Modulation (music)
 * Consonance and dissonance
 * Altered chord
 * Secundal
 * Tertian
 * Quartal and quintal harmony
 * Mixed-interval chord
 * Polychord


 * Cadences
 * Cadence (music)
 * Resolution (music)
 * Irregular resolution
 * Backdoor progression
 * English cadence
 * False relation
 * Picardy third
 * Corelli cadence
 * Andalusian cadence
 * Lament bass
 * ♭VII–V7 cadence
 * V–IV–I turnaround
 * Turnaround (music)
 * Approach chord
 * Passing chord
 * Nonchord tone


 * Appendix
 * Superparticular ratio
 * List of intervals in 5-limit just intonation
 * 7-limit tuning
 * Septimal comma
 * Septimal semicomma
 * Septimal quarter tone
 * Septimal kleisma
 * Septimal diesis