neljakordne
Neljakordne is a term used in the field of music theory to describe a chord that consists of four distinct notes. These chords are less common than triads (three-note chords) or seventh chords (four-note chords with a specific structure), but they can be found in various musical styles and compositions. The most well-known example of a four-note chord is the seventh chord, which includes a root, a major third, a perfect fifth, and a minor seventh. However, neljakordne can also refer to chords that do not follow this specific structure, such as those with added ninths, elevenths, or thirteenths, or those with altered intervals.
In Western music, neljakordne chords are often used to create tension and resolution, similar to how triads
The term neljakordne is not universally recognized or used in all musical contexts. In some traditions, such