How to pronounce “chords” in English

Chords do things. Chords are actually coordinates.

Chords and a melody is just kind of like, oof.

chords in the chorus colors.

chords and new sounds.

chords, same songs.

The chords are insane.

note chords, and the triads.

and on chords?

- So learning a few chords and with an eye towards maybe playing a song?

Let me rest my chords.

They needed chords. Because jazz theory, jazz chords are very-- so I started playing piano.

I could do the chords.

It certain kinds of chords associated with it and stylistic things.

I learned a couple chords and that was the beginning of my writing adventure.

The choice of chords was random.

And I throw chords together and put words and melodies on those chords.

changing some of the chords, or giving the song a different feeling and a different pace, but letting the vocal kind of carry the song the way

They are always chords that are played in various different parts of your brain and your body.

I played chords.

All the chords are within one octave.

There are no chords.

amount of words and chords and time, but still evoke some sort of emotion and make people think.

Mason fed all the chords offline.

And having different chords allow for different textures, different tonalities, different voicings.

played a few chords along with it as he was reciting it from memory.

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But with three chords, with those simple three chords, you can play over 300 traditional Hawaiian tunes.

Sometimes only two chords or sometimes just one chord.

I just put the chords to it.

It's what you do with those chords.

guys are really like arpeggiating chords.

and so many different combinations of chords that can move you and rhythm, and single notes, and melody.

And then I looked for what the chords that might go underneath that were.

And then I tried to make those chords a little bit more interesting.

So if I played a series of chords on the piano, we'd play it in several octaves, and we'd record-- this is quite technical and boring, really,

of playing with these-- they're jazz chords.

And you got nodes on your chords.

He would go on to challenge chords.

or he's using Middle Eastern chords here.

I just wanted to teach myself the chords and the songs that I wanted to play on my own, in my room, by myself.

And suffragettes had their vocal chords damaged, had their teeth knocked out in the struggle.

So I figured out the chords and--

There's just not enough chords and melodies for me to get on with that.

So you can mix and match chords.

It's unusual to find major chords where Philip Glass sounds very microonal, very similar to his music.

And I started playing it with chords and everything, which is pretty good for five years old.

Or the net being whatever tools-- whatever chords you know or words you know.

there are only so many chords.

But I would say the chords and the melody first.