Be able to explain the appearance of either the minor dominant or
the subtonic triad.
Also, be able to provide the Roman numeral analysis symbols for
the above.
Be able to match mode description with the name of the
mode. For example: like major, minor or diminished with
a lowered 2nd scale degree on Tuesdays and a raised 4th
degree on Thursdays? Why that would be the ... *^%$#@! mode.
Be familiar with our friend, the Phrygian cadence. Know
this entity’s Roman numeral symbols as well as which chord factors
may be doubled.
Be able to define a harmonic sequence in your own words ...
There will be some "transposed mode"
identification. (Don’t forget to look for accidentals in
addition to examining the key signature.)
Seems there will be a bit of part-writing utilizing the Phrygian
cadence, minor dominant, subtonic and perhaps a few other familiar
faces.
Extra credit: Not sure, but it may involve writing
from 1 to 2,000 in Roman numerals. (If you can do that, you
should never meet a chord you cannot analyze.)
