As of 2.19.28, chord modifier 5 is interpreted to mean a power chord. This
is not yet reflected in the NR.
I propose the following changes.
Type "Major", modifier "nothing" and example "c1" with lily code
\chords { c1 }
\chordmode { c1 }
Type "Minor", modifier "m".
These changes are mandatory since the current content conflicts with the
current implementation.
Type "Power chord (two-voiced)", modifier "5", example
"\powerChords c1:5" and lily code
\chords { c1:5 }
\chordmode { \powerChords c1:5 }
Type "Power chord (three-voiced)", modifier "5.8", example
"\powerChords c1:5.8" and lily code
\chords { c1:5.8 }
\chordmode { \powerChords c1:5.8 }
-- Johan
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