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Scalar variants
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borrowing from the melodic minor scale in minor
IV, ii, v, VII, vi* IV, ii, and vi* are found with the ascending form of the scale (the raised 6th scale degree causes them to become that way) v is found in the descending form |
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minor ii
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raise the 5th to make it not diminished
ii5/5 (cross the 5) |
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major IV
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Raised 3rd
IV} }=natural sign |
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flat VII
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the subtonic without a raised leading tone
bVII |
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minor v
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don't raise the 3rd (leading tone), no alteration signs needed
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use a minor v when _____________
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you're not going home to tonic (don't cadence on a minor v)
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figured base notation
when raising something you indicate how far it is above the ___________ |
BASE
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