Due Monday, 9/24:
Wkbk: p. 276, #2 (all), #3 A – C.
Due Monday, 9/24:
Wkbk: p. 276, #2 (all), #3 A – C.
I assume that for #3, we are to analyze the partwriting with roman numerals and inversion symbols.
Yes about #3.
Gauldin is writing these examples in “voice-leading reduction” style, so the stemless noteheads represent embellishing chords. (+6 chords are embellishing harmonies, like most secondary dominants.)
Be sure to distinguish between the +6 in root position, and the °3 inversion. Also distinguish type (It. Fr., or Ger.) of +6 chord.
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