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** This page is under development: See the harmony page in the NYU Theory Anthology for a more extensive list of examples for transcription .
Examples for dictation practice incorporating I, ii, and IV chords with or without V. Chord dictation examples for listening for transcribing chord changes, melodic dictation examples that outline IV and ii chords, and transcription examples suitable for transcribing melody, chords, and basslines.
Chord Dictation: vi (Root Position) - No ii chords
Chord Dictation: vi (Root Position) - No ii chords
Chord Dictation: vi (Root Position) - ii chords included
Chord Dictation: vi (Root Position) - ii chords included
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
See the NYU Music Theory Anthology for additional examples for dictation or ID (Harmony > vi)
Paula Maust, Expanding the Music Theory Canon: Submediant
Diverse Music Theory Examples: Supertonic and the Submediant
Music By Women: Explore the Database (Click on the Chords & Harmonies Filter on the left and select Predominant Triads - ii and IV)
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