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Top > Chord types > Diminished chord types > dim
 
 The diminished triad (dim) has the root, minor 3rd and diminished 5th (b5) intervals. A Cdim chord has a root of C and uses pitches from the Eb (minor 3rd) and Gb (diminished fifth) pitch classes.Listen to four different voicings of Cdim.
Editor: David Luebbert; Updated: 2/18/01; 490 hits.



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