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aspnet
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Harmonic Analysis Chopin op 25 n 1
on: October 25, 2014, 02:49:10 PM
Hello,

I am studying the 1st chopin's etude of the opus 25. I have never did harmonic analysis studies and I decided to learn a bit more about it so I read the Piston manual but still I have some difficulties in analysing some passages. I hope you can help me
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In measure 5 (sorry I do not have a screenshoot) I have the Ab chord and thus we are on I degree.... then Chopin introduce the E natural and it goes to Dflat on the following chord. How this passage should be analysed harmonically? I I(agumented 5th) IV ? Or the E natural is just a note that does not affect the harmony?
Thanks a lot for your help....
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bobert
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Re: Harmonic Analysis Chopin op 25 n 1
Reply #1 on: October 30, 2014, 08:20:06 AM
Yes, I, I+, IV. The augmented chord here functions as a passing chord to IV. The E-natural adds a second leading tone, resolving to the third of the Db chord (E -> F, the other leading tone being C -> Db), making the transition to IV all the smoother.
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aspnet
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Re: Harmonic Analysis Chopin op 25 n 1
Reply #2 on: November 01, 2014, 08:24:42 AM
Thanks a lot!!!!
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