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What are weak and strong chords?

What are weak and strong chords?

In the chapter on functional harmony the author introduces the notion of strong and weak chords: I, II, and IV are generally treated as strong chords. V, VI, and III are generally treated as weak (IIIm7 and VIm7 as representatives of the Tonic constitute a special case, which is discussed below.)

Lines Bar lines in lilypond
Bar lines in lilypond
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Music Can non-voice instruments produce the sounds of vocal lyrics?
Can non-voice instruments produce the sounds of vocal lyrics?
What are non vocal instruments?Is the music vocal or instrumental?What is the music without any non vocal instrumental accompaniment?How do Chordophon...
Chord How would you analyze this chord progression?
How would you analyze this chord progression?
First Level Chord ProgressionDetermine the key. Find the Key Signature. Find Cadences at end of phrases and sections. Look for ii-V-I's, V-I's, and ii...