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1. Set up 5 measures.

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2. Write the Roman numerals in. Use the sequence given by Mr. Matrisch.

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3. Draw the triads that match the numerals in the left side of the bass clef measures.

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4. Label the triad pitches.

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5. Start and end the melody with a quarter note "C".

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6. Put a quarter note chord tone at the beginning of each measure.

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7. Place a stemless neighbouring tone at the end of each measure.

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8. Use the 5 measure rhythm you wrote previously to fill in the rest of each treble clef measure.
You will now place the note heads in different places on the staff to indicate different pitches. Label all pitches.
You may change the last rhythm symbol in each measure if needed. ***IF YOU USE SKIPS OR LEAPS THEY
MUST ONLY INVOLVE CHORD TONES ON BOTH SIDES AND BE FOLLOWED WITH A FEW STEPS.
Tick mark all steps. Don't immediately repeat pitches.

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