line cliché

noun

A chord progression in which a single note moves repeatedly in one direction by half-steps (chromatic motion).

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Meanings

nounline cliché (plural line clichés)

plural line clichés

  1. A chord progression in which a single note moves repeatedly in one direction by half-steps (chromatic motion).
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