Assertion: harmony's interval | /r/HasProperty | major third
Facets:
value: consequently
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In a major key, each of these three ‘primary colour’ chords is actually a major chord; that is to say, the interval between the bottom note and the middle note is a major third (the higher interval is consequently a minor third).
text: In a major key, each of these three ‘primary colour’ chords is actually a major chord; that is to say, the interval between the bottom note and the middle note is a major third (the higher interval is consequently a minor third).
text: Looking at the secondary chords, VI is now a major (in fact the relative major; Ab is the relative major of C minor), but the II chord has shrunk to a diminished chord since both the top and bottom intervals are minor thirds.