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The most basic chords, called triads, are made up of three notes. 

The root is the note that gives the triad its name.

Major and minor chords have the same qualities in their thirds.

The diminished triad is symbolized by a minus sign "-".

Augmented and diminished triads are considered consonant.

The diminished triad is not diatonic to any major key.

The augmented chord does not fit the normal pattern of stacked thirds.

The major seventh chord is made up of a major third, perfect fifth, and a major seventh from the root.

There are four positions of inversion possible for the seventh chords.