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Cadences and Non-Harmonic Tones

1/28/2016

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Second Inversion Triads

1/11/2016

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There are three different kinds of 6/4 chords.  All of them must be approached and resolved by step, because they are UNSTABLE.

1.  Cadential 6/4   I6/4   Bass Line= Sol Sol Do    STRONG BEAT

       Common Progression:  I6/4  V7  I

2.  Pedal 6/4   IV6/4  or I6/4    Bass Line  =  Do Do Do or Sol Sol Sol  WEAK BEAT

     Common Progressions:  I   IV6/4   I  or   V   I6/4 V

3.  Passing 6/4   Bass Line  =  Do Re Mi or Mi Re Do   (stepwise)   WEAK BEAT

     Common Progressions:  I  V6/4  I6

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