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It might be wise when revising to make a list of different forms and their attributes
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Tonic to dominant = I - V. V - I = dominant to tonic!
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Also known as the 5th degree of the diatonic scale
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The other examples are made up. 'Ionian', not ironian!
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....... by the same musical voice, e.g. the 5/4 underlying rhythm in Gustav Holst's 'Mars'
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Triad = bass root, chord = root not necessarily in bass
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The strong beat usually being the first of each bar
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Strictly speaking, the instrumental introduction to large-scale dramatic, choral or sometimes instrumental compositions
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