Practice Exercises

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Exercises 19.6 Practice Exercises

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Analyze the following chords with lead–sheet symbols above and Roman numerals with figured bass inversion symbols below.

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Given the Roman numeral, key, and key signature, notate the chord on the staff, and analyze with lead–sheet symbols.

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Analyze the following excerpt with lead–sheet symbols above and Roman numerals with figured bass inversion symbols below. Analyze notes that are non–chord tones by putting parentheses around them and specifying them by type.

Figure 19.6.1. Frédéric Chopin, Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9, No. 2 (1832)

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