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    The document discusses tonic and subdominant chord progressions in music theory. It lists the tonic, subdominant, and other chords that can precede or follow the tonic or subdominant chords. These include chords like I, IV, II, and VI that can come before or after the tonic chord, and chords like II, IV, and VII that can precede or follow the subdominant chord. It also discusses dominant chord progressions and lists chords like V, VII, and bVII that can be used in dominant chord progressions.

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    Cuadro Descriptivo : Position Función y Cualidad. By Fan Tab Music Corp 2015

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    The document discusses tonic and subdominant chord progressions in music theory. It lists the tonic, subdominant, and other chords that can precede or follow the tonic or subdominant chords. These include chords like I, IV, II, and VI that can come before or after the tonic chord, and chords like II, IV, and VII that can precede or follow the subdominant chord. It also discusses dominant chord progressions and lists chords like V, VII, and bVII that can be used in dominant chord progressions.

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    Music Theory - Acordes

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    The document discusses tonic and subdominant chord progressions in music theory. It lists the tonic, subdominant, and other chords that can precede or follow the tonic or subdominant chords. These include chords like I, IV, II, and VI that can come before or after the tonic chord, and chords like II, IV, and VII that can precede or follow the subdominant chord. It also discusses dominant chord progressions and lists chords like V, VII, and bVII that can be used in dominant chord progressions.

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    TONICA O SUBDOMINANTE

    Xmaj7

    Xm7

    SD

    IV
    T
    bIII
    bVI

    X-maj7

    T
    III
    VI
    T

    SD

    SD

    II

    IV-maj7*

    SD

    Im

    IVm

    I-maj7*

    SD o DOMINANTE

    X-maj7

    Xm7(b5)

    X7

    SD

    SD

    IV-maj7*

    II*

    VII

    SD

    I-maj7*

    IIm7(b5)

    DOMINANTE

    V
    V7*
    bVII7

    DOMINANTE

    Xdis7

    Xmaj7(#5)

    VII*

    bVI*

    VIIdis

    bIII

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