Practice Exercises

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Exercises 20.3 Practice Exercises

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Analyze the following chords with lead–sheet symbols above and Roman numerals with figured bass inversion symbols below. Remember to use “$\left.\text{N}\right.$” instead of ♭$\left.\text{II}\right.$.

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2.

Given the Roman numeral, please write the notes of the chord and lead–sheet symbol. Include key signatures.

Answer.

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Exercises 20.3 Practice Exercises

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