Assertion: chord's note | /r/HasProperty | major 3rd
Facets:
value: chiefly
type: DEGREE
value: , aug
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: To build the tonic triad you take the first note of any major scale and the third note (a major 3rd) and the fifth note (a perfect fifth).
text: Notes in Chords: Major, Minor, 7th, Aug by Michael Thomas Chord Major Minor 7th
text: The C major scale is made up of all the white notes on a piano keyboard, but other major scales (starting on different notes) include black notes - G major, for example, contains one sharp note, F#, while F major contains one flat note, B.
text: There are too many incredibly bluesy notes that lie outside of the blues scale; chiefly the major third and the major sixth.
text: These three notes (#1, #3, and #5, or in this case, C, E, and G), when played together, are called a Major Triad.
text: As another example, the chord Em7 (E, G, B, D) would be diatonic since all four notes are part of the major scale.
text: We'll construct our first chord by stacking 2 thirds on the first note (C or 1) of the C major scale.
text: These intervals are also found between the first note of a major scale and the third note (major 3rd), and the first note and the fifth note (fifth).