harmonic progression
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Harmonic Progression Determines the shape of a composition.
A good harmonic progression has a purpose or goal.
Root RelationshipsROOT
1) Relationship to the key (tonality)
not BASS
Ex: V sounds dominant
2) Relationship of interval between rootsEx: I – IV is a 4th , ii – V is a 4th, V – I is a 5th
Circle Progression
Minor: First five then skip across
Major: First two then skip across
Circle Progression
Major: First two then skip across
Circle Progression Minor: First five then skip across
Common Shortened Circle Progressions
Circle Progressions occur with greater profusion near a cadence.
Half Cadence makes you expect tonic because it is a circle progression.
Other ProgressionsBackwards Circle - Ascending 5ths,
Descending 4ths Purpose is relief from motion towards tonic
Ascending Seconds -
Most common: I – IV – V – I
Purpose is to switch from one circle progression to the next circle progression
Other ProgressionsDescending 3rds - Purpose is to move away from
tonic.
Dominant Function ChordsV The real Slim Shady.
vii° Dominant function, vii° I
I64 Dominant function, V I I6
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Repeated Chords = No progression
Harmonic RhythmThe speed at which the progression changes.
Defines the prevailing meter.
Harmonic RhythmThe speed at which the progression changes.
Defines the prevailing meter.
Harmonic RhythmThe speed at which the progression changes.
Defines the prevailing meter.
Harmonic RhythmThe speed at which the progression changes.
Defines the prevailing meter.
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