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If the chord can be voiced as a stack of thirds, then the root is typically the lowest note in the stack. | If the chord can be voiced as a stack of thirds, then the root is typically the lowest note in the stack. | ||
== In other | == In other types of harmony == | ||
If a chord is not composed of thirds, the root can be ambiguous. The chord may still be given a root, although there is no established procedure for doing so. | If a chord is not composed of thirds, the root can be ambiguous. The chord may still be given a root, although there is no established procedure for doing so. | ||
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* [[Rooted interval]] | * [[Rooted interval]] | ||
* [[Uprooted interval]] | * [[Uprooted interval]] | ||
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{{Todo| add examples }} | {{Todo| add examples }} | ||