Chord progressions

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Consider the progression Ic, V7, I in the key of C major.According to this statement , tick the correct answers.(A) The V7 chord
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Which note in a major chord is lowered to create a minor chord
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Which chord progression creates an authentic cadence?• Tonic-dominant • Tonic-subdominant • Subdominant-dominant •
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Which chord progression creates an authentic cadence? (1 point) Responses tonic-dominant tonic-dominant tonic-subdominant
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In the key of D major, what chord is represented by the Roman numeral IV?(1 point) Responses C minor C minor G major G major F
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The 12 Bar Blues is a chord sequence based on chords I, IV, and V. Complete this chord pattern below:I I ? ? IV ? I I V ? ? ?
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Which chord progression creates an authentic cadence?(1 point) Responses tonic-dominant tonic-dominant tonic-subdominant
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The chords pattern is determined by the steady state as high value represent higher chance to occur in next note and low value
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Multiple ChoiceA(n) _____ is a type of chord progression that occurs at the end of a phrase. (1 point) Responses cadence cadence
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The chord progression of a plagal cadence is• IV-vi. • IV-I. • I-V. • V^7-1.
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Multiple ChoiceThe chord progression of a plagal cadence is (1 point) Responses IV-vi. IV-vi. IV-I. IV-I. I-V. I-V. V7-I.
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the chord progression of a plagal cadence isIV-vi IV-i I-V V^7-I
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The chord progression of a plagal cadence is(1 point) Responses IV-vi. IV-vi. IV-I. IV-I. I-V. I-V. V7-I.
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What are chord progressions?rules for playing chords the order in which chords are played the placement of the fingers on the
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What are chord progressions?1. rules for playing chords 2. the order in which chords are played 3. the placement of the fingers
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Hallie is writing a composition in the key of C major with this chord progression: IV-I-iii-vi. Which chord is the tonic chord
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.The IV-V-I chord progression is extremely limited in the musical expression it allows. True False
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.Adrian, Ethel, Glenn, and Joan are each writing compositions in the key of C major. Which composer is using the MOST common
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When the notes of a chord are played in succession rather than simultaneously, it is called an• arpeggio. • appoggiatura.
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