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| Chromatic Harmonies |
| Dominant Seventh Chord |
| Harmonic Progression |
| How to Teach Macro Analysis |
| Introduction to the Macro Technique |
| Leading Tone Seventh Chords |
| Modulation |
| More to think about |
| Secondary Dominants |
| Slurs |
Nondominant Seventh Chords
To analyze nondominant seventh chords in macro analysis:
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Choose the type of letter name that represents the triad type included in the seventh chord and add a "7" to that letter name.
Example - a ii7 in the key of C major would be represented as d7.
- Determine the correct roman numeral for the chord, and include inversions if necessary.
- Include slurs as needed.
Handel: Harpsichord Suite no. 6 in F-Sharp Minor, III (Allegro), m. 30-32.
