A chord built of two superimposed minor 3rds (e.g.B-D-F).
Diminished triad
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- augmented triad
- Gnossienne, for piano No.2 (Classical Work)
- triad
- equivocal
- R.W.-Venezia, for piano, S. 201 (LW A320) (Classical Work)
- Haec dies, quam fecit Dominus, gradual in mode 2 for Easter Sunday (Classical Work)
- Symphony No. 83 in G minor ("The Hen"), H. 1/83 (Classical Work)
- Sonata, for organ, Op. 112 (Classical Work)
- harmony
- Diminished triad chord
- Diminution
- Augmentation (music)
- Macro analysis
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