Assertion: chord's note | /r/HasProperty | the root
Facets:
value: in each case
type: TEMPORAL
value: for a chord
type: PURPOSE
value: in other words
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The following C-major triads are both in root position, since the lowest note is the root.
text: Like all triads, it contains three notes: a root, a third, and a fifth.
text: The 1st note (in this case C) is called the root, after that you count steps away, starting with C - making the 3rd E. G is then 5 steps away from the root (C) making it the 5th.
text: These three notes (the root, major third and perfect fifth) can be structured or 'voiced', C-E-G, E-G-C or G-C-E.
text: I omitted power chords because they only contain two notes, the root and perfect fifth.
text: In other words, the lowest note is the root, the next pitch is the 3rd, followed by 5th.
text: Hence the notes of the B minor chord are the root, B, the minor third, D and the perfect fifth, F#. B – D –
text: Each note of the key can be a root for a chord.
text: They consist of three notes, a root, a major third and a perfect fifth (1 – 3 – 5).
text: Here in the piano roll for the loop we’ve colour-coded the notes: root (purple), 3rd (blue), 5th (yellow) and 7th (green).
text: In each case the note that forms the foundation pitch is called the root, the middle tone of the triad is designated the third (because it is separated by the interval of a third from the root), and the top tone is referred to as the fifth (because it is a fifth away from the root)."