This gives a strong indication of a V-I cadence in itself, even in the absence of the A naturals helping to outline an F chord (or provide the obviously raised seventh scale degree). Notice the emphasis placed on C in the two measures preceding the F, particularly the two immediately preceding it. However, consider a passage in which there are no A naturals. In this passage, the approach listed above is clearly more complicated, and unnecessary. Singing or humming the passage, if possible, provides a final confirmation.īut why bother, since the first approach is so simple.Working back another measure, C and Eb are emphasized, further reinforcing dominant harmony: F - A - C - Eb.The second hint is the measure before, which emphasizes A and C - combined with F, this clearly outlines F major, the dominant of Bb minor.
This could be the third of a Db major harmony or the root of an F chord, the dominant of Bb minor. How many flats are in the D flat major scale There are five (5) flats in the D flat scale which are B, E, A, D and G flat. The first hint is that the passage ends on F.In addition to the presence of A-natural, well explained in other posts, there is a second clue, but not as immediately evident.
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