What chord does a 5 under the melody indicate?? Please help ASAP! I have my piano lesson in... 10 mins.

5/3 isnt it?

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I have my piano lesson in... 10 mins.

Aaah... that'll be what Ms Morris meant by "time sensitive posts" (Web site - when & how long)

Fen: Yup!

I didn't actually see the replies in time, but after asking my teacher, she said it was cancelling out the previous sharpened 3rd from the 5/3#, so it was just showing the 5/3 chord...

Do you only have to know the 5/3 chord? Usually 5/3 chords have no figurs beneath them to indicate that they are 5/3 chords.

QUOTE (harpsichord @ Jan 27 2005, 05:46 AM)

Do you only have to know the 5/3 chord? Usually 5/3 chords have no figurs beneath them to indicate that they are 5/3 chords.

But it had to show it because the sharpened note was being cancelled... I think.

QUOTE (cecilia @ Jan 27 2005, 08:10 AM)

QUOTE (harpsichord @ Jan 27 2005, 05:46 AM) Do you only have to know the 5/3 chord? Usually 5/3 chords have no figurs beneath them to indicate that they are 5/3 chords. But it had to show it because the sharpened note was being cancelled... I think.

Indeed

Yep, thats what my teacher said Cecilia. She said it is like cancelling out a sharp with a natural or something...

i love figured bass....great fun.....

QUOTE (liebe_klavier @ Jan 27 2005, 09:29 PM)

i love figured bass....great fun.....

Oooh woo....

QUOTE (liebe_klavier @ Jan 27 2005, 09:29 PM)

i love figured bass....great fun.....

I am sure there is a cure for it.


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