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Omnibus progression examples

Omnibus progression examples

Most commonly, the omnibus progression is used to prolong dominant harmony, but it can also be used as a means of modulating into distant keys. Example 1 shows the prolongation of a dominant-seventh chord via a voice-exchange between the leading tone (in the soprano) and the root of the chord (in the bass).

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