HaydenBrooks Posted September 6, 2011 Posted September 6, 2011 I know that in major, the four leads to the three and the seven leads to the one melodically. When in minor are there still voice leadings? I understand that there's no 'right' answer to any of that, but music theoretically. Also, I vaguely recall reading about chromaticism goes back to the chord, or something like that. So say I am in major, and I've got a major four chord, does the three then lead up to the four? Quote
Guest John Pax Posted September 7, 2011 Posted September 7, 2011 Chord IV leading to iii or degree 4 leading to 3? Your question makes little to no sense. Yes, voice leading rules still apply in minor keys. Do you mean: going from chord I to IV, does the major 3rd of I go up a tone to the root of IV? It can if you want it to, it all depends on what chord inversion you've picked for other reasons; avoiding connectives, melody, correct doubling etc. Quote
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