The 45 mark question.  Key C – nothing  G – has F#  D – has F# C#  F – has Bb  Bb – has Bb Eb  BbAD FOOD CAN GIVE DIARRHOEA!!! 2b 1b 0 1# 2#

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The 45 mark question

 Key C – nothing  G – has F#  D – has F# C#  F – has Bb  Bb – has Bb Eb  BbAD FOOD CAN GIVE DIARRHOEA!!! 2b 1b 0 1# 2#

 Key D major (example)  7 th G  Fifth A B C# D E F# G  Third F# G A B C# D E  Root D Em F# G A Bm C# Chord symbol D Em F# G A Bm C# 1 ii iii IV V Vi Viii V7

 What is a Cadence???  A Cadence is a point of rest in a piece of music  Usually after every 4 or 8 bars

 Perfect Cadence (V – 1) End of piece/finished.  Plagal Cadence (IV – 1) (Amen) End of piece / finished.

 Imperfect Cadences - middle of piece (1 – V / ii – V / IV – V ) (not finished!) (resting but not asleep!)  Interrupted Cadence (V – Vi) – middle of piece (not finished)

Next Step…………………..  Count the bars in the piece (usually 8)  Mark the Cadence Points - half-way (bar 4) and at the end (last 2 chords)  Fill in the Cadences

 Write in names of all notes in each bar  Decide what chord on the chart has most or all of those notes  Write that chord in the box!

 The chord box covers all the notes up to the next chord box  Choose a major chord ( 1, IV, V ) before a minor chord (ii, Vi)  Good endings: ii – V – 1 or IV – V - 1

 Do not have the same chord twice in succession e.g D followed by another D  Do not use ii – 1

 And get 45 marks!!!