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  • Cmaj Gmaj Cmaj: Write Out The Key Signature and Cadence As The First Two Bars in The Following Keys: F Major

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    This document defines musical terms like chord, triad, major triad, inversion, and roman numerals. It provides examples of cadences using primary chords (I, IV, V) in C major and F major. The key signatures for F major and G major are shown along with cadential progressions using tonic, subdominant, and dominant chords.

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    A document I use to teach the V-I cadence

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    This document defines musical terms like chord, triad, major triad, inversion, and roman numerals. It provides examples of cadences using primary chords (I, IV, V) in C major and F major. The key signatures for F major and G major are shown along with cadential progressions using tonic, subdominant, and dominant chords.

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    Cmaj Gmaj Cmaj: Write Out The Key Signature and Cadence As The First Two Bars in The Following Keys: F Major

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    This document defines musical terms like chord, triad, major triad, inversion, and roman numerals. It provides examples of cadences using primary chords (I, IV, V) in C major and F major. The key signatures for F major and G major are shown along with cadential progressions using tonic, subdominant, and dominant chords.

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    chord: a set of simultaneously sounding notes cadence: a specific pattern of chords leading to or from stability
    triad: a set of three notes built from an arpeggio
    major triad: a set of three notes built from the major arpeggio

        
    Cmaj Gmaj Cmaj

      
      
     
    stable —————————— unstable —————————— stable


    roman numerals: I V I
    inversion: a rotation of a chord
    first inversion: third scale degree on the bottom
    second inversion: fifth scale degree on the bottom

          
    m3 P4 m3 P4


    3


     
    Cmaj


    Gmaj


    Write out the key signature and cadence as the first two bars in the following keys:
    F major:


    5 Fmaj Cmaj Fmaj


    G major:


    7 Gmaj Dmaj Gmaj

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