anyone out there who is willing to help me on my music theory h.w

[fermata_88]

this modulation kinda confusing. i have been working this h.w since yesterday and still i couldn't get a right answer. On my h.w, i have to fill in the name of they key on the second line of each exercise.

e: i         iidim6        V         i6         iv6

[G.W.K]

this modulation kinda confusing. i have been working this h.w since yesterday and still i couldn't get a right answer. On my h.w, i have to fill in the name of they key on the second line of each exercise.

e: i         iidim6        V         i6         iv6

Right...there's a perfectly good "Music Theory" board here and even I haven't seen those symbols before...

Chords I assume?

G.W.K

[morningstar]

Right...there's a perfectly good "Music Theory" board here and even I haven't seen those symbols before...

Chords I assume?

G.W.K

Yes they're chords and their inversions in some cases.
I though the symbols were universal?

[G.W.K]

Yes they're chords and their inversions in some cases.
I though the symbols were universal?

I'm self-taught. So they probably are, but I don't recognise them! LOL

G.W.K

[morningstar]

I'm self-taught. So they probably are, but I don't recognise them! LOL

G.W.K

I never learned some of them either, just did enough to get my AMus certificate. New rules were that you have to have theory for 5 grades under the piano grade to get the certificate. grade 6 piano=grade 1 theory.

[rc]

If I had to guess, it would be that the modulation is to the subdominant, Am.  That being 6th chords doesn't really change their function, so the I in I->IV acts as V to the Am.

Is that what your'e asking? I'm no expert, but I do like theory, what little I know.

[cchamp27]

Do you mean the letter name of the *chord* in the second line?

em, f#o6, BM, em6, am6


Something doesn't fit here, because you can't really end on iv, ESPECIALLY on an inversion...

[Bob]

This is the messed up thread.  There's another one around with the complete information. 

It's a phrase that modulates.  That's just where the chords in the first key stop being listed.