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Voice Leading Part XIII

By
Vince Lauria
on July 25, 2010 8:36 PM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.

Contrary Motion: 
If the bass moves up - the treble moves down.
If the bass moves down - the treble moves up. 


First examples will all be in C minor (4 note chords) using Contrary Motion: 
(notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)

C, Eb, G, B       (C minor major seventh)

B, F, G, D          (G dominant seventh - first inversion)

C, Eb, Ab, C     (F minor seventh - second inversion) incomplete

B, F, B, D          (G dominant seventh - first inversion) incomplete

C, G, C, Eb      (C minor) 

imaj7, V7, iv7, V7, i progression.


G, C, Eb, B       (C minor major seventh - second inversion)

F, D, G, D         (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion) incomplete

Ab, C, F, C       (D minor seventh flat fifth - second inversion) incomplete

G, Eb, Ab, Eb   (A flat major seventh - fourth inversion) incomplete 

B, C, Eb, G       (C minor major seventh - fourth inversion)

imaj7, V7, ii7b5, VImaj7, imaj7 progression.

  

F, Ab, C, Eb     (F minor seventh)

Eb, B, C, G       (C minor major seventh - first inversion)

F, G, B, D          (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion )

D, Ab, C, F       (D minor seventh flat fifth)

Eb, F, Ab, C     (F minor seventh - fourth inversion) 

C, G, B Eb       (C minor)

iv7, imaj7, V7, ii7b5, iv7, i progression.

Some of these chords are difficult to play on guitar. Suggestion when overdubbing or playing with another guitarist - split chord into two separate parts. Also experiment changing octaves of notes within chord-higher or lower in tone.

 

 

C, G, B, Eb      (C minor major seventh)

B, G, D, F         (G dominant seventh - first inversion)

D, F, Ab, B       (B diminished seventh - first inversion)

C, Ab, Eb, F     (F minor seventh - second inversion)

D, F, Ab, C       (D minor seventh flat fifth)

B, G, B, F          (G dominant seventh - first inversion) incomplete

C, Eb, G, C      (C minor)

imaj7, V7, viio7, iv7, ii7b5, V7, i progression.

 

D, F, Ab, C        (D minor seventh flat fifth)

C, G, Eb, Ab     (Ab major seventh - first inversion) incomplete

D, Eb, G, B       (E major seventh augmented - fourth inversion)

B, F, B, D         (G dominant seventh first inversion) incomplete

C, Eb, G, Ab    (Ab major seventh - first inversion)

ii7b5, VImaj7, IIImaj7+, V7, VImaj7 progression.

 

C, G, B, Eb      (C minor major seventh)

D, F. G, B         (G dominant seventh - second inversion)

C, Ab, C, F       (F minor - second inversion) 

D, F, B, D         (G dominant seventh - second inversion) incomplete

C, Eb, G, C      (C minor)

imaj7, V7, iv7, V7, i progression.

 

C, Eb, G, B       (C minor major seventh)

B, F, B, D         (G dominant seventh - first inversion) incomplete

C, D, F, Ab      (D minor seventh flat fifth - fourth inversion)

Ab, F, C, Eb    (F minor seventh - first inversion)

B, D, F, B         (G dominant seventh - first inversion) incomplete

G, Eb, G, C      (C minor - second inversion) 

imaj7, V7, ii7b5, iv7, V7, i progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part XII

By
Vince Lauria
on July 21, 2010 7:11 PM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.


Contrary Motion: 
If the bass moves up - the treble moves down.
If the bass moves down - the treble moves up. 
There will be passing tones from chord to chord. (notes from the scale)
More on this later.


These will all be in C Harmonic minor (3 note chords) using Contrary Motion:
(notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
C, Eb, G      (C minor)
Ab, F, Ab    (F minor - first inversion incomplete) 
B, D, G       (G major - first inversion) 
G, C, Eb     (C minor - first inversion) 
i, iv, V, i progression.

G, C, Eb    (C minor - second inversion)
F, Ab, F     (F minor - incomplete 
G, B, D      (G major)
Eb, C, Eb   (C minor - first inversion incomplete)
i, iv, V, i progression.

C, Eb, G       (C minor)
B, G, B         (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, F, Ab       (F minor - second inversion)
Ab, Eb, Ab   (Ab major - incomplete)
D, G, B        (G major - second inversion)
C, Eb, C       (C minor - incomplete)
i, V, iv, VI, V, i progression.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
B, D, B      (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, Eb, Ab   (Ab major - first inversion)
Ab, F, Ab   (F minor - incomplete)
C, Eb, G     (C minor)
i, V, VI, iv, i  progression.

F, Ab, C   (F minor)
Eb, B, G   (Eb augmented)
F, Ab, D   (D diminished - first inversion)
D, B, D     (G major - second inversion incomplete)
Eb, G, C   (C minor - first inversion)
iv, III+, iio, V, i  progression.

C, Eb, G     (C minor)
Ab, F, Ab   (F minor - incomplete)
B, D, G      (G major - first inversion)
G, Eb, G    (Eb augmented - first inversion incomplete)
Ab, D, F    (D diminished - second inversion)
G, B, G     (G major - incomplete)
G, C, Eb   (C minor - second inversion)
i, iv, V, III+, iio, V, i progression.

C, Eb, G      (C minor - incomplete)
Ab, Eb, Ab   (Ab major -  incomplete
C, F, Ab       (F minor - second inversion)
B, G, B         (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, Eb, G       (C minor)
B, F, B          (B diminished - incomplete)
D, F, Ab       (D minor incomplete)
C, Ab, C       (F minor - incomplete)
Eb, G, C      (C minor - first inversion)  
i, VI, iv, V, i, viio, iio, iv, i  progression.







Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part XI

By
Vince Lauria
on July 18, 2010 6:57 PM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.

Normal Progression: 
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.


First examples will all be in C harmonic minor (4 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Descending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
These chords are all created from the C Harmonic Minor Scale: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, B, C.

C, Eb, G, B      (C minor major seventh)
B, D, F, G        (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
Ab, C, Eb, F     (F minor seventh - first inversion)
G, Ab, C, Eb    (Ab major seventh - fourth inversion)
Eb, G, B, C      (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
imaj7, V7, iv7, VImaj7, imaj7 progression.

G, C, Eb, B     (C minor major seventh - second inversion)
F, B, D, G      (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
F, Ab, C, D     (D minor seventh flat fifth - first inversion)
Eb, F, Ab, C    (F minor seventh - fourth inversion) 
C, Eb, G, C     (C minor)
imaj7, V7, ii7b5, iv7, i progression.

F, Ab, C, Eb    (F minor seventh)
Eb, G, B, C     (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
D, F, G, B       (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
C, D, F, Ab     (D minor seventh flat fifth - fourth inversion)
B, D, F, G      (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
G, B, C, Eb    (C minor major seventh - second inversion)
iv, imaj7, V7, ii7b5, V7, imaj7 progression.


C, G, B, Eb     (C minor major seventh)
B, F, G, D       (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
B, D, F, Ab      (B diminished seventh)
Ab, C, Eb, G    (Ab major seventh)
F, B, D, G        (G seventh - fourth inversion)
Eb, G, C, G      (C minor)
imaj7, V7, viio7, VImaj7, V7, i progression.

D, F, Ab, C       (D minor seventh flat fifth)
C, Eb, G, C      (C minor major seventh)
B, D, F, Ab       (B diminished seventh)
G, B, D, F        (G dominant seventh)
F, Ab, C, Eb     (F minor seventh)
Eb, G, B, D      (Eb maj7 augmented)
D, F, Ab, C       (D minor seventh flat fifth) octave below first 
C, Eb, G, B, C  (C minor major seventh)
ii7b5, imaj7, viio7, V7, iv7, IIImaj7+, ii7b5, imaj7 progression.

G, C, Eb, B      (C minor major seventh - second inversion)
F, B, D, G       (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
F, Ab, C, Eb    (F minor seventh)
Eb, G, B, C     (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
imaj7, V7, iv7, imaj7 progression.

Eb, G, C, B     (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
D, F, B, G       (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
C, D, Ab, F,     (D minor seventh flat fifth - fourth inversion)
Ab, C, F, Eb    (F minor seventh - first inversion)
G, B, Eb, C     (C minor major seventh - second inversion)
imaj7, V7, ii7b5, iv7, imaj7 progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.


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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music 

Voice Leading Part X

By
Vince Lauria
on July 16, 2010 6:55 PM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.

Normal Progression: 
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.


First examples will all be in C harmonic minor (4 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Ascending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
These chords are all created from the C Harmonic Minor Scale: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, B, C.
C, Eb, G, B    (C minor major seventh)
C, F, Ab, Eb   (F minor seventh - second inversion)
D, G, B, F      (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
Eb, B, C, G    (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
imaj7, iv7, V7, imaj7 progression.

Eb, B, G, C     (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
F, C, Eb, Ab    (F minor seventh)
F, D, G, B       (G dominant - fourth inversion)
G, Eb, B, C     (C minor seventh - second inversion)
imaj7, iv7, V7, imaj7 progression.

C, G, B, Eb   (C minor major seventh)
D, G, B, F     (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
Eb, B, C, G   (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
F, B, D, G     (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, C, Eb, B   (C minor major seventh - second inversion)
imaj7, V7, imaj7, V7, imaj7 progression.

Eb, B, C, G    (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
F, B, D, G      (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
Ab, C, Eb, G  (Ab major seventh)
Ab, Eb, F, C   (F minor seventh - first inversion)
imaj7, V7, VImaj7, iv7,  progression.

F, Ab, C, Eb    (F minor seventh)
Ab, C, Eb, G    (Ab major seventh)
Ab, D, F, C,     (D minor seventh flat fifth - second inversion)
B, F, G, D        (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
C, G, B, Eb      (C minor major seventh - first inversion)
iv7, VImaj7, iim7b5, V7, imaj7  progression.

C, Eb, G, B    (C minor major seventh)
C, F, Ab, Eb   (F minor seventh - second inversion)
D, Ab, C, F    (D minor seventh flat fifth)
F, B, D, G      (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, D, Eb, B    (Eb major seventh augmented - first inversion)
G, Eb, Ab, C  (Ab major seventh - fourth inversion)
Ab, C, F, Eb   (F minor seventh - first inversion)
C, Eb, G, B     (C minor major seventh)
i maj7, iv7, ii7b5, V7, IIImaj7+, VImaj7, iv7, imaj7 progression.

C, G, B, Eb     (C minor major seventh)
Eb, Ab, C, G   (Ab major seventh - second inversion)
F, C, D, Ab     (D minor seventh flat fifth - first inversion)
Ab, D, F, B     (B diminished seventh flat fifth - fourth inversion)
B, D, G, Eb     (E major seventh augmented - second inversion)
C, Eb, B, G     (C minor major seventh)
Eb, F, C, Ab    (F minor seventh fourth - first inversion)
F, C, D, Ab      (D minor seventh flat fifth - first inversion)
G, D, F, B        (G dominant seventh)
C, E, G, B        (C minor)
imaj7, VImaj7, ii7b5, viio7, III7+, imaj7, iv7, iim7b5, V7, i  progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part IX

By
Vince Lauria
on July 14, 2010 8:07 AM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.

Normal Progression: 
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.


First examples will all be in C harmonic minor (3 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Descending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
These chords are all created from the C Harmonic Minor Scale: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, B, C.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
B, D, G     (G major first inversion)
Ab, C, F    (F minor first inversion)
Ab, C, Eb  (Ab major)
G, B, D     (G major)
Eb, G, C   (C minor first inversion)
I, V, iv, VI, V, i progression.

G, C, Eb   (C minor second inversion)
G, B, D     (G major)
F, Ab, D   (D diminished first inversion)
F, Ab, C   (F minor)
Eb, G, C   (C minor first inversion)
I, V, ii, IV, i progression.

F, Ab, C   (F minor)
Eb, G, C  (C minor first inversion)
D, G, B   (G major second inversion)
D, F, Ab  (D diminished)
C, F, Ab  (F minor second inversion)
C, Eb, G  (C minor)
iv, i, V, iio, iv, i progression.

C, Eb, G   (C minor)
B, D, G    (G major first inversion)
B, D, F    (B diminished)
Ab, D, F   (D diminished second inversion)
G, C, Eb   (C minor second inversion)
i, V, viio, iio, i progression.

D, F, Ab   (D diminished)
C, Eb, Ab   (Ab major first inversion)
B, Eb, G   (Eb augmented second inversion)
B, D, G    (G major first inversion)
Ab, C, F   (F minor first inversion)
G, B, D    (G major)
iio, VI, III+, V, iv, V progression.

G, C, Eb  (C minor second inversion)
G, B, D   (G major)
F, Ab, C  (F minor)
Eb, G, C  (C minor first inversion)
i, V, iv, i progression.

Eb, G, C  (C minor first inversion)
D, G, B    (G major second inversion)
D, F, Ab   (D diminished)
C, F, Ab   (F minor second inversion)
C, E, G    (C minor)
i, V, iio, iv, i progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part VIII

By
Vince Lauria
on July 7, 2010 10:49 PM | | Comments (0)
This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.

Normal Progression: 
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.


First examples will all be in C harmonic minor (3 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Ascending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
These chords are all created from the C Harmonic Minor Scale: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, B, C.
C, Eb, G     (C minor)
C, F, Ab     (F minor)
D, G, B      (G major - second inversion)
Eb, G, C    (C minor - first inversion)
i, iv, V, i progression.

Eb, G, C    (C minor - first inversion)
F, Ab, C     (F minor)
G, B, D      (G major)
G, C, Eb    (C minor - second inversion)
i, iv, V, i progression.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
D, G, B      (G major - second inversion)
Eb, G, C    (C minor - first inversion)
G, B, D      (G major)
G, C, Eb    (C minor - second inversion)
i, V, i, V, i progression.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
D, G, B      (G major - second inversion)
Eb, Ab, C   (Ab major - second inversion)
F, Ab, C     (F minor)
i, V, VI, iv,  progression.

F, Ab, C    (F minor)
Ab, C, Eb  (Ab major)
Ab, D, F    (D diminished)
B, D, G      (G major - first inversion)
C, Eb, G    (C minor)
iv, VI, iio, V, i  progression.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
C, F, Ab    (F minor - second inversion)
D, F, Ab    (D diminished)
D, G, B     (G major - second inversion)
Eb, G, B    (E augmented)
Eb, Ab, C  (Ab major - second inversion)
F, Ab, C    (F minor)
G, C, Eb   (C minor - second inversion)
i, iv, iio, V, III+, VI, iv, i progression.

C, Eb, G    (C minor)
C, Eb, Ab   (Ab major - first inversion)
D, F, Ab    (D diminished)
D, F, B      (B diminished - first inversion)
Eb, G, B    (E augmented)
Eb, G, C    (C minor - first inversion)
F, Ab, C    (F minor)
F, Ab, D    (D minor - first inversion)
G, B, D      (G major)
G, C, Eb    (C minor - second inversion)
i, VI, iio, viio, III+, i, iv, iio, V, i  progression.







Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part V

By
Vince Lauria
on June 20, 2010 9:26 AM | | Comments (0)

Contrary Motion: 
If the bass moves up - the treble moves down.
If the bass moves down - the treble moves up. 
There will be passing tones from chord to chord. (notes from the scale)
More on this later.


These will all be in C major (3 note chords) using Contrary Motion:
(notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
C, E, G   (C major)
A, F, A   (F major first - inversion incomplete) 
B, D, G   (G major - first inversion) 
G, C, E   (C major - second inversion) 
I, IV, V, I progression.

G, C, E   (C major - second inversion)
F, A, F    (F major incomplete) 
G, B, D   (G major)
E, C, E    (C major - first inversion incomplete)
I, IV, V, I progression.

C, E, G    (C major)
B, G, B    (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, F, A    (F major - second inversion)
A, E, A    (A minor - incomplete)
D, G, B    (G major - second inversion)
C, E, C    (C major - incomplete)
I, V, IV, vi, V, I progression.

C, E, G    (C major)
B, G, B    (G major first inversion -incomplete)
C, E, A    (A minor - first inversion)
A, F, A    (F major - incomplete)
I, V, vi, IV,  progression.

F, A, C   (F major)
E, B, G   (E minor)
F, A, D   (D minor - first inversion)
D, B, G   (G major - second inversion)
E, G, B   (C major - first inversion) 
IV, iii, ii, V, I  progression.

C, E, G   (C major)
A, F, A   (F major - first inversion incomplete)
B, D, G   (G major - first inversion)
G, E, B   (E minor -incomplete)
D, F, A    (D minor)
B, D, B    (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, E, G    (C major)
I, IV, V, iii, ii, V, I progression.

C, E, G   (C major)
A, E, A    (A minor incomplete)
C, F, A    (F major - second inversion)
B, D, B    (G major - first inversion incomplete)
C, G, C    (C major - incomplete)
B, G, B    (E minor - second inversion incomplete)
D, F, A    (D minor) 
C, A, C    (F major - second inversion incomplete)
D, G, B    (G major - second inversion)
C, octave C, E    (C major - incomplete)
I, vi, IV, V, I, iii, ii, IV, V, I  progression.







Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part IV

By
Vince Lauria
on June 19, 2010 12:47 PM | | Comments (0)
Now same technique descending in tone.


First examples will all be in C major (4 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Descending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)

C, G, B, E    (C major seventh)
B, F, G, D    (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
A, E, F, C     (F major seventh - first inversion)
G, C, E, A    (A minor - fourth inversion)
Imaj7, V7, IVmaj7, vi7 progression.

G, C, E, B    (C major seventh - second inversion)
F, B, D, G    (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
F, A, C, D     (D minor seventh - first inversion)
E, F, C, E     (F major seventh - fourth inversion) 
Sometimes the 5th or 3rd (or root) of a chord is omitted often called "incomplete".
Imaj7, V7, ii7, IVmaj7 progression.

F, A, C, E     (F major seventh)
E, G, B, C    (C major seventh - first inversion)
D, F, G, B    (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
C, D, F, A     (D minor seventh - fourth inversion)
A, C, E, F,    (F major seventh - first inversion)
G, B, C, E    (C major seventh - second inversion)
IV, I, V, ii, IV, I progression.
Some of these chords are difficult to play on guitar. Suggestion when overdubbing or playing with another guitarist - split chord into two separate parts. Also experiment changing octaves of notes within chord-higher or lower in tone.


C, G, B, E    (C major seventh)
B, F, G, D    (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
B, D, F, A     (B minor seventh flat fifth)
A, C, E, F     (F major seventh - first inversion)
G, B, C, E    (C major seventh - second inversion)
Imaj7, V7, vii7b5, IVmaj7, Imaj7 progression.

D, F, A, C   (D minor seventh)
C, E, G, A   (A minor seventh - first inversion)
B, D, E, G   (E minor seventh - second inversion)
G, B, D, F   (G dominant seventh)
E, G, C, E   (A minor seventh - second inversion)
ii7, vi7, iii7, V7, vi7 progression.

G, C, E, B   (C major seventh - second inversion)
F, B, D, G   (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
F, A, C, E    (F major seventh)
E, G, B, C   (C major seventh - first inversion)
Imaj7, V7, IVmaj7, Imaj7 progression.

E, G, C, B    (C major first inversion)
D, F, B, G    (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
C, D, A, F,    (D minor seventh - fourth inversion)
A, C, F, E     (F major seventh - first inversion)
G, B, E, C    (C major seventh - second inversion)
Imaj7, V7, ii7, IVmaj7, Imaj7 progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music 

Voice Leading Part III

By
Vince Lauria
on June 17, 2010 2:38 PM | | Comments (0)

Normal Progression: 
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.
This can be ascending or descending.


The following examples will all be in C major (4 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Ascending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
C, E, G, B   (C major seventh)
C, E, A, C   (F major seventh - second inversion)
D, F, B, D   (G dominent seventh - second inversion)
E, G, B, E   (C major seventh - first inversion)
Imaj7, IVmaj7, V7, Imaj7 progression.

E, G, C, E    (C major - first inversion)
F, A, C, E     (F major seventh)
F, B, D, G    (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, C, E, B    (C major seventh - second inversion)
Imaj7, IVmaj7, V7, Imaj7 progression.

C, G, B, E   (C major seventh)
D, G, B, F   (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
E, B, C, G   (C major seventh - first inversion)
F, B, D, G   (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, C, E, B   (C major - second inversion)
Imaj7, V7, Imaj7, V7, Imaj7 progression.

E, B, C, G    (C major seventh - first inversion)
F, B, D, G    (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, C, E, A    (A minor seventh - fourth inversion)
A, E, F, C    (F major seventh - first inversion)
Imaj7, V7, vi7, IVmaj7,  progression.

F, A, C. E    (F major seventh)
A, E, G, C   (A minor seventh)
A, F, C, D,  (D minor seventh - second inversion)
D, G. B, F   (G dominant seventh - second inversion)
E, B, C, G   (C major seventh - first inversion)
IVmaj7, vi7, ii7, V7, Imaj7  progression.

C, E, G, B  (C major seventh)
C, F, A, E   (F major seventh - second inversion)
D, A, C, F   (D minor seventh)
F, B, D, G   (G dominant seventh - fourth inversion)
G, D, E, B   (E minor seventh - first inversion)
G, E, A, C   (A minor seventh - fourth inversion)
A, F, C, E    (F major seventh - first inversion)
C, B, E, G   (C major seventh)
Imaj7, IVmaj7, ii7, V7, iii7, vi7, IVmaj7, Imaj7 progression.

C, G, B, E   (C major seventh)
E, G, C, A   (A minor seventh - second inversion)
F, C, D, A   (D minor seventh - first inversion)
A, D, F, B   (B minor seventh flat fifth - fourth inversion)
B, E, G, D   (E minor seventh - second inversion)
C, G, B, E   (C major seventh)
F, A, C, E   (F major seventh)
A, C, D, F   (D minor seventh - second inversion)
B, D, F, G   (G dominant seventh - first inversion)
C, E, G, B   (C major seventh)
Imaj7, vi7, ii7, vii7b5, iii7, Imaj7, IVmaj7, iim7, V7, Imaj7  progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

Voice Leading Part II

By
Vince Lauria
on June 13, 2010 8:59 AM | | Comments (0)
Now same technique descending in tone.


First examples will all be in C major (3 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Descending chord progressions.(notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)

C, E, G    (C major)
B, D, G    (G major first inversion)
A, C, F    (F major first inversion)
A, C, E    (A minor)
I, V, IV, vi progression.

G, C, E    (C major second inversion)
G, B, D    (G major)
F, A, D    (D minor first inversion)
F, A, C    (F major)
I, V, ii, IV progression.

F, A, C   (F major)
E, G, C   (C major first inversion)
D, G, B   (G major second inversion)
D, F, A   (D minor)
C, F, A   (F major second inversion)
C, E, G   (C major)
IV, I, V, ii, IV, I progression.

C, E, G   (C major)
B, D, G   (G major first inversion)
B, D, F   (B diminished)
A, C, F   (F major first inversion)
G, C, E   (C major second inversion)
I, V, viio, IV, I progression.

D, F, A   (D minor)
C, E, A   (A minor first inversion)
B, E, G   (E minor second inversion)
B, D, G   (G major first inversion)
A, C, E   (A minor)
ii, vi, iii, V, vi progression.

G, C, E  (C major second inversion)
G, B, D  (G major)
F, A, C   (F major)
E, G, C  (C major first inversion)
I, V, IV, I progression.

E, G, C  (C major first inversion)
D, G, B  (G major second inversion)
D, F, A  (D minor)
C, F, A  (F major second inversion)
C, E, G  (C major)
I, V, ii,IV, I progression.


Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.






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Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music

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