5.3.4 CHORDS
There are-certain combinations of notes which when played simul-
taneously produce pleasant combinations. These “chords” can be
easily formed from a base note by performing octave and key
changes on two notes, which are played with the main note. These
relationships are illustrated in Fig. 24, which lists the various note
constants which will produce musical chords. A chord with a
particular quality may be formed by playing its root, a 3rd Minor or
Major, and other notes from the chord chart. For example, a C Major
chord is formed from C(/2), E(/2), and G(/2).
Fig. 24 CHORD SELECTION CHART
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