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N.C.
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Abbreviation for No Chord.
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No Chord
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A directive placed over a note (or a series of notes) in a composition signifying that the note (s) should be performed without accompaniment. This is typically found in popular music notation with either a melody with chordal accompaniment, two-staff score with chordal accompaniment, or a simple chord progression. N.C. is the abbreviated form of No Chord.
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P.S. If you go to the source link, you can see an example. The example they give has two eight notes (an E-flat and an F)... however... those two notes are not enough info to determine what "chord" they are a part of... that's why...
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