Condissonance

Condissonance is a property of chords, in which each individual pitch in the chord is connected to the chord by a consonant interval, but some of the intervals between pitches are dissonant (that is, the chord is not dyadic).

See also

• The Just Intonation Primer by David B. Doty (describes condissonant chords in just intonation)

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