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Hector Ricardo M asked 6 years ago

In the Music Composition 101 Workbook, page 41, the ascending sequence shows a I chord with the mediant of the root instead of a iii chord. 
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 This happens for all keys.
Is this a mistake or is it the way it’s supposed to be?

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Jon Brantingham Staff answered 6 years ago

That is a mistake. It should be a I6 chord.