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Every musical chord is made up of a set of notes played together, based on a pattern of intervals from the root note of the chord. We will see how this works in the next topic.
The intervals in a chord are referred to with the special term degrees. Degrees names are very similar to interval names, but use a more convenient shorthand notation.
Listed below are the symbols and names of the degrees, and their equivalent interval names and sizes (in semitones).

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