irrelative
non-harmonic tone
bell chord
dissonance
multichord
double-stop
slash chord
chordlike
figure
polychord
voicing
arpeggio
grupetto
neighbor tone
chord progression
inversion
harmony
chording
three-part harmony
dichord
cluster
organ-point
anticipation
polyphonic
contrapuntal
four-part harmony
tie
minor chord
nonchord
hexatone
foliated
melody
trio sonata
tetratonic
bichord
chord
scale
passing note
ninth chord
broken chord
longa
consecutive
ground
multiphonics
underlay
chordally
undermelody
lead sheet
triplet
dominant seventh chord
harmonic
cowboy chord
musical scale
chordal
passing tone
gradation
limma
major chord
ternary form
unison
heptachord
black MIDI
triad
common chord
unchorded
notewise
course
chordomesoblastic
minor seventh chord
chant
nonchordate
slur
biliteral
homophonic
Tristan chord
secondo
accidental chord
vertical
major seventh chord
monody
counterpoint
seventh chord
F-sharp major
quadruple whole
staccato
faburden
line
magadize
crab canon
close harmony
ratamacue

English words for 'Describing two or more chords which do not share any notes in common.'

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