bach minuet in g major analysis

Counterpoint is about lines, not chords. The difference between how composers use the major and minor modes perhaps.? >I think you are over-anylizing these two pieces. 3)>>Isn't that a Fart? 28 No. No, but here's the deal: Major key pieces typically modulate to the Dominant, or, less commonly (only less commony by fractions) Relative minor, then subdominant. The heights of this chant are like the spires of Gothic cathedrals shooting upwards into the sky. (app and sus are>> explained pretty good, though). Bar 18 is the 2nd stage of the modulating prinner with a scale degree in the key of D major. Yes, I considered that. At the end of this movement it seems to go back to the main melody theme played by the full orchestra., For example, the first eight measures of the piece feature constant, mostly scaler eighth notes with the horn starting the melody just barley louder than the eighth note lines which reference to the text of the first lines When peace like a river, attendeth my way,/When sorrow like sea billows roll creating a moment of text painting that is not directly relevant to Holsingers rendition due to performance media used (Timeless Truths, 2016). I'll quote: Label the chords implied by the two voices. Wolf, Hugo (1860-1903) β β11. The 42 Greatest Catholic Liturgical Composers of All Time. This is a fascinating and fun little piece of music history that spans almost 300 years. 27: Here again is that problematic V6/4 or viio6 or V4/3 in the same >place. But Am works, too..>>For another viewpoint, I've looked at this in my Kostka/Payne workbook (I >rememebred it being there). Your email address will not be published. Polonaise in G minor 5. that's a helpful clue i haven't heard mentioned before. - rather than the "approached by leap (from below usually) and left by step in the opposite direction, like G D C that seems to be the "newer" definition). Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial Share Alike 3.0, March in G, from Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. The Suzuki Violin Method in American Music Education - John Kendall 1973 Bach) Suzuki violin school - Shinichi Suzuki 1995-08 Teach violin with the popular Suzuki Violin School. For one, the oldest mention of this piece is in 1725 Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach (German: Notenbchlein fr Anna Magdalena Bach). > How are you using the word 'accented'? Composed: 1720 Info: The bass descends to on the weak 3rd beat of the bar to rise to in the next bar for a mild cadence. Either corrected editions >by the composer, or manuscripts are best, or at least concurring editions. Topics: Binary form In bar 3, we see a repetition of the idea in the first bar on the scale degree, and this time the counterpoint is simpler with every passing note on the appropriate weak beats of the bar. chamber music, BWV 1008. Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial 3.0, March in D major, from Four Pieces for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. Abstract and Figures. In the final bar 16, the piece ends on the perfect consonance of an 8th on the scale degree in the bass. Obviously, on closer inspection, that is not the case (there seemsto besome rearrangement of sections also). >> PS - we don't have to dwell on this to death, I'm sure things will> become clearer in time as I study more and more pieces. 68 No. I see it now. at will. Moving onto bar 9, we return to the same theme used in bar 1 but this time the bass begins on the scale degree. - some people consider app. That's mygoal ( though I don't know how much I'll actually post -the bullshit inthis group is getting real old real fast )-----------------------------------. The C does go down to B (measure to measure),>>and the 5th is omitted (a common omission). or even a 2 + 1 rhythm scheme Am - D6/4> into the G. I respect the fact that you know much more about the> history of counterpoint than I and are very knowledgable in general.> But the fact is there aren't any triads here.>> I'm not trying to argue you - I accept your solution as making sense> in context. 20 (1838-1839), Sheet Music: Chopin-Prelude No 20; Publisher: C.F. Yes. Note: The best choice for m. is *not* (italicized, ed.) Here's a good audio example: https://youtu.be/pzbr6ZGk4zs?t=1m43s Reply carnegiehall Copyright: Public Domain (Orchestral Suite No. has been burdened by (and has fooled around with) ever since. Moreto follow. 9 10 11 12G * G C * G, / / / ______ / / / _____, * = same as previous. That's the same pattern as m.22!>>>> ** 31 - another melodic leap of a sixth in the bass this time just>> slightly before Aloys(Fux) recommends.Well, might recommend,anyway.>>That's got nothing to do with what Fux is saying though. I just figured the two of you knew something I didn't! Starts on a solid I V6 in G. >> however, I'll notate this as if we didn't.>> 17 18 19 20>> G D Em A> ___ ____ ____ _____> I V6 G:vi> D ii V. >>> 21 22 23 24> A Em* A D D A D D D7/C> ___ / / / / / / / / /> V ii ii V6 I I6 V I I D:V7 of IV> G:V7 of I>> * Not analyzing bass movement so strictly; i.e.not em6. - some people consider app. AS far as I recall, Reaching tones is a one off name and I don't hear it used. Lets break down this famous piece and lets see what we find out about it. And I never did. Peters, n.d. (1888) Suffice to> say, I don't understand it *at this point in time*. β ?5. Required fields are marked *. There is a rough design pattern that makes them minuets, and not Sarabandes, for instance. ), >> 13 14 15 16>> Am D G Em D7 G> / / / / / / ____ _____> ii ii V6 I I vi V7 I. Ahh, what about that V in bar 13 - now it makes more sense from above doesn't it? 11, No. This familiar minuet by J.S. So the harmonic structure of the 2 minuets is different, even if manypatterns are the same it seems like there is an interesting puzzletounravel here >I am still>convinced that there is a "design pattern" between the two and I just>need>to be able to get my hands on it explicitly. That D4 is a third voice entering for just these two measures (later in m.29 too). )>>and the A3 accented PT (or app. Prelude in . But now I see this was where I needed to start at. The tritone does hint at the dominant chord, but as later, this is a common chordal dissonance. Bar 12 is similar to bar 4 but now we have the bass moving in a florid manner. 2 (L. van Beethoven) * Minuet from Sei Quintetti per Archi No. Analysis: https://songbirdmusicacademy.com/an-in-depth-harmonic-analysis-of-minuet-in-g-bwv-anh-114/. Insufficient Pro Credits Add 3 credits for only $10.00 Add to Cart . II 116 from Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach (J. S. Bach) * Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus (G. F. Handel) * Mussette, Gavotte II or the Musette I just ignore it. I think a better alternative is to consider the A3 a passing note in the bass, along with the A4 and C5 in the sop. I just wish he would have given> more 'workbook' type examples that would help drive the point home. >>>>only on a metrically weak position, but with the ET being shorter in value>>(like the 16th of a dotted 8th-16th pair).>> that's a helpful clue i haven't heard mentioned before. We also see that the 3 bars before the key change takes place, J.S. Bach Minuet in g minor. Topics: Binary form Iwouldn'tSL>put too much emphasis on it (personally anyway). Audio: Youtube It has a fast and skittish undertone, with constantly racing notes and moving rhythms. Melodically, Holsingers is able to reflect the somber mood of the text by having lower, mellower voices carry the main tune while the upper voices serve as the more accompanimental figures until the high points of the piece, mostly when the melody goes into the refrain. (J. S. Bach) * Minuet No. Bach was married to a woman by the name of Anna Magdalena (this was Bachs second wife). Morike Lieder No 24: In der Fruhe (Early Morning) (1888) ), -Now that is one geeky looking sentence right there, boy - moreacronyms than at a Military Computer Tech convention!!!! Lo and behold, they've analyzed the first A in the bass as passing. α λ2. AUDIO: Chords and Roman numerals NCT Form down to the phrase level. or even a 2 + 1 rhythm scheme Am - D6/4>> into the G. I respect the fact that you know much more about the>> history of counterpoint than I and are very knowledgable in general.>> But the fact is there aren't any triads here.>>>> I'm not trying to argue you - I accept your solution as making sense>> in context. The menuet or minuet is of French origin in ternary meter. Looking for landmarks: In the G major one, I only see a key change to Dmajor(starting I think at bar 20 and changing back to G maj at 25 ). It makes a weak cadencialeffect. Just think of INs as dissonant (NCTs) notes that are not "prepared" (either they are preceded by rests, or aren't obviously in one of the other categories) and move by step to the next consonance (rarely will a consonant note move by step to a dissonance and then leave it "unresolved", or what some call a "hanging dissonance"). The first Minuet starts with the same G-D-B chord that begins all the previous movements, providing a sense of continuity throughout the entire suite. From "Anna Magdalena's Notebook"Form AABB Time Sig - 3/4 (obviously), Simple Melody with simple LH counterpoint, G * G/B C * G / / / ____ / / / ____. >>>Generally speaking, here's defs for above:>>Incomplete neighbors: Two notes adjacent in pitch such as D C or C D where>>it appears they could have been (or would often have been) part of the>>"complete" neighbor figure C D C or D C D. This category also serves the>>catch-all purpose of explaining "unprepared" suspensions or appoggiature,>>thus in>>D_D C or G D C the note that prepares the figure would be missing (or>>shall we say, implied) and it would end up D C or, D C! Even though the tempo or rhythm would sometimes dip down, it would only be for a second and then become the more up beet rhythm like the rest of the song. IMSLP page, Prelude No 4 in E minor, Op. Sheet Music: Schumann-Ein Choral; C.F. Suffice tosay, I don't understand it *at this point in time*. UPDATE: This post is now over four years old, but it has risen to be the most popular post on The Music Salon. >>>>Just adding forward motion - but there are NCTs there the C4 is UN (or >>App. That's also the peice where I got the idea that Bach used b9 chords(m.3). Minor key pieces tend to modulate to the Relative Major probably foremost, and then their MINOR dominant. 0 . Why? >f you play it by itself, it doesn't sound like anything. The whole notes gradually BUILD into something.onlygradually do they become more animated. The bass never leaves the G (it's a half note). Period: Baroque: Piece Style Baroque: Instrumentation keyboard Primary Sources D-B Mus.ms. 109, III. I agree with you here. Download Intermediate J S Bach Favorites The Classical Piano Sheet Music Series Book in PDF, Epub and Kindle . α λ10. Gavotte II or the Musette from English Suite III in G Minor for Klavier, BWV 808 (J. S. Bach) * Bourr e from Sonata in F Major for . The orchestra starts with the themes and the solo bassoon takes the themes and varies them on top of the accompaniment., - The piece is almost entirely syllabic and based on the following 3 main themes:, Theres a drum ostinato throughout the whole piece. >>>>>>>>>V4/3 -V6/5 | I (I6) | ii6-V-V | I>>>>>>The ii6 is a common thing to have on beat 1 of bar 15.>>>> now that one DOES sound nice with the full triads under it.>>Yeah, and I hope the V in its two inversions ring true. 129. During this melody, it can be difficult to play the notes short and precise while maintaining the delicacy. >>>> * again, ignoring bass movement to 'D'>>That's not bass movement. Probably a misunderstanding on my part, but curious that it DOES showup somewhat near the end like Fux said. Mozart) * Minuet III from 8 Minuets with Trio, 315g (W.A. It's only a "sometimes" thing - but you see it in Mozart et al quite a bit and it does make them more eye catching. Sheet Music: Schumann-Ich Grolle Nicht; Breitkopf & Hrtel, 1879-1912 Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution Non-commercial 3.0, Nine English Songs, No 3. . Some intervals are "just intervals" (here though we can name them). Bach plays with the two-voice texture in an interesting way, omitting the thirds from some chords which often serve as important structural features (i.e. Nah. . Each line of poem in this song leads to one bar., There is repetition - particularly of "Dem tell me" - throughout the poem, creating a sense of rhythm., There is a cantabile legato playing, singing, smooth style melody. To be honest, I don't even remember the definition but I think it's a variation (like direction, or metric placement) of ET. I did some re-reading on non-harminic tones in Piston,and quitefrankly, he doesn't do a good enough job explaining things clearly.I'm still confused about things such as incompleteneighbors,anticipations, escape and reaching tones. Consider it. The F3 just enters as a "third voice".>> Mine too. This melody is mainly carried by the horn and trombone in the brass and low clarinet in the woodwinds (Holsinger, 1989). . G D Em A___ ____ ____ _____I V6 G:vi D ii V, 21 22 23 24A Em* A D D A D D D7/C___ / / / / / / / / / V ii ii V6 I I6 V I I D:V7 of IV G:V7 of I. yours is right, too. In partimento it is common to give a 6th to a scale degree when ascending to . For years, classical music fans giggled at the idea that Johann Sebastian Bach had written a pop/rock vocal hit. I'll just point out that the two pieces also> demonstrate in a basic introductory way, the differences in emotional> quality between major and minor . As the melody ascends from the 8th up to the 6th, there is another C# to show that we are out of G but we still need to bass to experience a proper cadence. The provenance of the AMNotebook meanse they could have never been intended to be anywhere near each other (unless you know different). Sortie in F major for Organ; 4. 10, Frohlicher Landmann; arranged Summary Piano solo, with orchestra (for instruction) Contributor Names Bach, Johann Sebastian -- Composer Kinscella, Hazel Gertrude -- Instrumentalist -- Piano Bourdon, Rosario -- Conductor Schumann, Robert -- Composer γ γ7.8.-----------------------------------------9. Based on what you've said here and playing it as written, I'd sayyeah, definitely. - the bottom onesparsely filling in the harmony and gradually adding some animation(forward motion) to the piece. (phrase end, that is), 25* 26 27 28G C G D7 G D___ ____ / / / ____I6 Iv I V764 I V, 29 30 31** 32 D * C G D G G D G / / / / / / / / / ____V ? Bach is in the key of G major as we can obviously see by the title: "Minuet in G". Here it's a IV6. Just adding>> more animation to the part (kind of like the bassist is getting bored>> and want's to stretch a bit)>>Just adding forward motion - but there are NCTs there the C4 is UN (or App.) Through close musical analysis of each song, Dai Griffiths explores the themes and ideas that have made this album resonate so deeply with its audience, and argues that OK Computer is one of the most successfully realized CD albums so far created. For this reason, it was not until about 1970 that it was discovered that Minuet in G was actually written by another German organist by the name of Christian Petzold, likely as part of a harpsichord suite he had written. Then the full orchestra plays. Aurally, we have seemed to already modulated to the dominant as soonas this section starts! This title is available in SmartMusic. Well, I'm glad it is working out for you. The story begins with Johann Sebastian Bach, an incredibly prolific and popular organist and composer who lived in Germany in the early 18th century during what is called the Baroque period. It comes and goes. www.pitt.edu/~deben My old studio piano was a 1925 Kanabe 6 grand piano. Non-chord tones are in parentheses in the bass (only). "The minuet, monsieur, is the queen of dances, and the dance of queens, do you understand? Exercises * Gavotte (P. Martini) * Minuet (J. S. Bach) * Gavotte in G Minor (J. S. Bach) * Humoresque (A. . ", "Your "blog" is priceless to me and many others.". Anna M's notebook is just preliminary work to be gotten out of the waybefore attempting the really good stuff IMO. (maybe this should be double posted also to that thread about music andone's sex life ;-) ). I pointed out to Sarah that the Minuet in G minor comes from the 'Notebook for Anna Magdalena', a collection of pieces, in two volumes, which Bach presented to his second wife. We see a recurring rhythmic pattern of crotchet followed by 4 quavers and in bar 1 we see the next 4 notes ascending from the lower G stepwise towards the D in the next bar. 114 * Minuet in G minor, BWV Anh. recommends. It seemed>> like he was trying to do a major key version of the i6-viio6-i from>> m.27 of the minor piece we looked at.>>Why? 2, Minuet, BWV Anh. The third movement, Adagio molto e cantabile , was always the one I found the most difficult to understand. More>> to follow.>>>>>> 9 10 11 12>> G * G C * G>>>> / / / ______ / / / _____>>>> I6 ? I do feel like it's a "change of mood", but everything's very "G" to me until the C# -though the em kind ofsounds sneaky. >>>(BIG disclaimer here - I'm looking at the Belwin edition that is>>riddled with errors, so it's entirely possible that yours is different >>from>>mine (and mine is probably less correct, but I'll assume it is OK for >>now).>> Nah. Normally, chordal 7ths resolve downward, and the C does not, so it is likely not part of a D7 chord. What about m.5 being a V6/4? Copyright: Public Domain, Morike Lieder No 24: In der Fruhe (Early Morning) (1888) 11, Op. These moments are reflected quite simply, but still beautifully in Holsingers arrangement of the hymn that has worked its way to become a concert band, commonly found in Haydns music. >I wanted to follow up with what I had on the "pattern matching", >in Bach's Minuet in G (BWV 114) and Minuet in Gm (115). There are many harmonic analyses available on YouTube but I would like to offer an analysis that is quite different, based on my study of Partimento and Counterpoint. There are 40 other pieces inthis book, and countless other pieces in countless other books.Why getso hung up? The F3 just enters as a "third voice".Note in m. 30 you put IV6 I V6. θ θ -inverse26. m.3 is a little more concrete, but it could just as easily indicate a viio4/3 (and again, the problem with the unresolved 7th). The wholeAlias>reason I learned the piece in the first place LOL! Note: >The best choice for m. is *not* (italicized, ed.) Copyright: Public Domain ). Maybe someonehas a better idea as to how to notate this? Copyright: Free to download, with the freedom to distribute, modify and perform, Minuet in G, from Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. In Bach's day root movement was starting to take over, so insetead of the earlier A/F# to G/G, we get D/F# to G/G. Author: Frances Clark Publisher: Alfred Music ISBN: 1457400596 Size: 14.39 MB Format: PDF, Mobi View: 1145 Get Book Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server.We only index and link to content provided by other sites. Minuet in G major, BWV 841 (not to be confused with Petzold's Minuet in G Major in the 1725 notebook). Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. - the bottom one> sparsely filling in the harmony and gradually adding some animation> (forward motion) to the piece. λ λ embellished and shifted in time28.-------------------------------29. renato's palm beach happy hour Uncovering hot babes since 1919. The 6th is specifically a harmonic interval expanding to the octave. We cadence to Bb at meas.> 16.> Measures 17 -- 20 would seem to be in F and we are drifting back to> Bb in measure 22 and cadence to Bb in measure 24; then we slip into> G melodic minor ascending for the remainder of the piece (incidentally,> I still don;t know what to make of the G major in measure 25! The metre throughout the piece changes, however the main one is 4/4. Again, it's just as easy to call both the A and the C passing tones >and label the whole measure a G chord. >> Analysis - Menuet in G Major by Christian Petzold BWV Anh.114 >> >> From "Anna Magdalena's Notebook" >> Form AABB Time Sig - 3/4 (obviously) . There is use of rubato throughout the piece with ornaments in the melody in section A., The piece stars with an orchestral introduction of 34 bars playing a few motifs from the piece until the soloist enters and expands on the motifs that were played in the opening. Bach - WTC Fugue 2 in C minor. BWV Anh. Audio: Youtube 1867 Composer Time Period Comp. You can say that the E minor harmony implied in m. 18 acts as a common chord modulation, being the vi in G major and the ii in D major. 68, No. >>I'm working on "Air on a G>> String' next. vi even less so, especially since there's no E. It's simply a I6. You don't hover around the top! In fact, this is the first >mention I've heard of it for a while. Chords, Roman numerals. Bach " Minuet in G Major" is an instrumental arrangement for piano to play a minute in the specific key. After the respite of the cadence in bar 24, the introduction of the prominent C natural on the 3rd beat of the bar is a signal that we may be returning back to G major. This G Major minuet was composed by the German Baroque composer Christian Petzold (1677-1733). 119 Even though 3/4 of these pieces weren't officially written by Bach himself, they're still great early Bach studies. Elementary-Late Elementary (RCM 1) Part of the PianoXML project. In classical music, such style of musical patterns would not be commonly used until more than fifty years after Bachs death. There will be no Roman Numerals, Chord Symbols, or Harmonic Function Theory (e.g. Press J to jump to the feed. Topics: Binary form probably> that> was discussed in this thread but I don't have the conclusion in my> memory> and am too tired to dig through the thread again tonight). But now I see this was where I needed to start at. ", Your blog is invaluable not just as a remarkable archive on musical subjects, but as a place where one can find genuinely interesting opinions on music, both from you and commenters. Songs that are more regular in rhythm are catchy and more peaceful in a way. >> Besides,to me these are just a preamble to the more ambitious works> of JSB - Inventions, Chorales,WTC and Goldberg stuff etc. Sheet music for piano or harpsichord with melodic analysis (see below for details).Minuet in G Major by Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 841, from the Notebook for Wilhelm Friedemann Bach.Source: 'Klavierbchlein fr Wilhelm Friedemann Bach' (1720), manuscript preserved at the Library of the School of Music, Yale University.00:00 Titles - Part 100:19 Part 1 Repeat00:35 Part 201:07 Part 2 RepeatUrtext edition: https://youtu.be/-R24TCqSDzcStudent edition with full fingering and written out ornaments: https://youtu.be/hkxjp1dFtVQMelodic analysis:Key melodic figures, from short motifs to larger thematic units, are marked with a distinct color.A new color means a new melodic figure. The prinner terminates here into a half cadence and the C# on the first beat of the bar is a strong indication that the key has changed to the key of D from G. In many analyses, it is often bar 20 where the key change is noted. However, it continues the same four-bar phrase as shown in the earlier minuet one. ;-), I find these pieces a little boring -I'm working on "Air on a GString' next. vi even less so, especially since there's no >E. remember the 2+ 1 Harmonic Rhythm we discussed in the minor version? This was supposed to go HERE:>> (steve: notice I didn't get caught, >Yes, but it's neither :-D - you've twice now invented em chords when. >> Aurally, we have seemed to already modulated to the dominant as soon> as this section starts! MP3. >> [snip]>>>Ahh, what about that V in bar 13 - now it makes more sense from above>>doesn't it? There was, at the time, a female vocal trio from New York who called themselves The Toys and they had a smash hit called A Lovers Concerto. Check it out, using some critical listening skills, and see if it rings a bell. It was common to represent sadness, melancholy and grief. The time signature, also known as the metre is 3 crotchet beats in a bar. March in D major (CPE Bach) 6. A short dance with simplistic two-part writing and two sections with repeats for each. Seems to me he'slabeling it as an IN indiscriminately. Some intervals are >"just intervals" (here though we can name them). Audio: Youtube Hmm, you need some counterpoint texts!I think the example I gave above will make it clearer, but let me know if it doesn't. Sheet Music: Schumann-Ich Grolle Nicht; Breitkopf & Hrtel, 1879-1912 And they ask a question. Creative Commons Attribution 4.0, Performer: Ivan Ili (Piano) So the next time youre at a fancy cocktail party looking to drop some classical music knowledge and impress your friends, mention the pop hit written in 1700s Baroque-period Germany mistakenly credited to Bach for over 200 years. Plates (p. xv-xvi) reproduce the t.p. Music is, to a large extent, the organization of sounds and silence. I chose V6> instead of viio in m.13 to give a ii-V-I here,but you could combine> them and say V7 with3 in the bass. Starts on a solid I V6 in G.>>>>> however, I'll notate this as if we didn't.>>>> 17 18 19 20>>>> G D Em A>> ___ ____ ____ _____>> I V6 G:vi>> D ii V>>Yes, that's good. Within the last year, I've started exploring the western classical tradition and your writing here has been a recent springboard to so much good music! Having a good notation for that would be thekey to understanding it. The final 7th to 6th accented passing note sequence leads to a marks a change from a movement of parallel 3rds into parallel 6ths. The second minuet, almost in direct contrast, begins in minor form. Copyright: Public Domain There arecommon patterns, except they mutate. The C does go down to B (measure to measure), and the 5th is omitted (a common omission). 1 in G Major (Gigue) (Passion 8), Some Reflective Thoughts on Plastic State University. Suzuki) * Etude (Shinichi Suzuki) * Minuet No. I>>>> Ambiguity: is the last beat of bar 1 V6/4 or viio6?>>Usually in that position, viio6, V6/4, and V4/3 are all common, however, the >C would usually go down if it were the 7th of the 4/3, or the o5 of the >viio, so V6/4 looks best, except for the fact that there's no chord tones >from that chord! MP3. Polonaise in G major, BWV Anh. Sheet Music: Wolf-In der Fruhe; Publisher: C.F. I see it, but looking at it that way takes those measures out of thecontext of the phrasing. Tweet Follow @teoriaEng. At first, the melody seems calm as it proceeds primarily by step within a low register. >Anyway, why did the composer feel it was necessary to add this extra note in >only these places? I'm a guitar and piano teacher with many years of experience under my belt. ). The melody clearly outlines a 6/3 chord, in line with the rule of the octave. )>>>and the A3 accented PT (or app. 124 (1730) March in D major, from Four Pieces for Anna Magdalena Bach, BWV Anh. Publisher: Paris: Ivan Ili The proper confirmation cadence in D happens at the end of bar 23. recommends.>>No, you're mixing two things. Hope you had a good vacation. Some would prefer you mention the fact that it's accented, and some use the term app for any such accented "dissonance" (this though assumes the broader definition of app.

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