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Secondary Diminished Chords Exercises

The document outlines homework assignments focused on analyzing secondary diminished chords using lead-sheet symbols and Roman numerals with figured bass inversion symbols. It includes specific exercises for students to complete, such as recording their analyses and sharing audio files. Additionally, it references musical examples for further analysis.
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Secondary Diminished Chords Exercises

The document outlines homework assignments focused on analyzing secondary diminished chords using lead-sheet symbols and Roman numerals with figured bass inversion symbols. It includes specific exercises for students to complete, such as recording their analyses and sharing audio files. Additionally, it references musical examples for further analysis.
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Section 3. For each example, analyze lead-sheet symbols above and Roman numerals with
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HOMEWORK EXERCISES

Assignment 20—Secondary Diminished Chords: Assignment 2

Section 1. Analyze the chords with lead-sheet symbols above and Roman numerals with figured
bass inversion symbols below. Record this score into Soundtrap or another multi-track recording
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