Harmonic Dissonance I: The Diminished Triad

Harmonic Dissonance I: The Diminished Triad: The Diminished Triad. Composing Music: From Theory to Practice.

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• Diminished Triad
  • In a minor-key ii°6 predominant, the chord commonly precedes dominant function.

    This sourceTreats the diminished fifth as the chord's characteristic dissonance and shows that preparation, inversion, and resolution belong to a particular pedagogical grammar.

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