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In Reply to: According to Groves... posted by C.B. on April 8, 2005 at 19:05:14:
I get so used to every chord having at least four notes, I forget that the seventh really is optional in the dominant chord. Jeez. And yes, exactly right, the minor v-i progression is modal, and not really even a functional harmonic progression, strictly speaking.While not the more often used relative Major, modulation to the major V is hardly odd. I can't cite examples, but it's hard for me to imagine that even in Bruckner's time it was really that out there.
dh
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