THE IMPOSSIBLE CHORD: Why 4 Notes Can NEVER All Match @MusicTheoryForGuitar
THE IMPOSSIBLE CHORD: Why 4 Notes Can NEVER All Match @MusicTheoryForGuitar
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mathematically impossible: you cannot choose four notes that all sound consonant together—there's always at least one clash.
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THE IMPOSSIBLE CHORD: Why 4 Notes Can NEVER All Match

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