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The Neapolitan chord, represented as N, is a major triad built on the lowered second scale degree, primarily found in the minor mode and often in first inversion. It typically progresses to the V chord, sometimes passing through other chords, and can also appear in major mode and various bass positions. Additionally, the Neapolitan chord may serve as a common chord in modulation and can have structures other than a major triad.

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