Applied Leading Tone Chords

2) Louise Reichardt, “Durch die bunten Rosenhecken,” mm. 1–4

From Zwölf Deutsche und Italiänische Romantische Gesänge No. 3 (1811)

3) Maria Theresia von Paradis, “An meine entfernte Lieben,” mm. 1–8

From 12 Lieder 1786 (1786)

6) Louise Reichardt, “Vaters Klage,” mm. 1–4

From Zwölf Gesänge No. 4, Op. 3 (1811)

7) Rosamond Johnson, “Congo Love Song,” mm. 9–16

Words by J. W. Johnson (1903)

8) Maria Theresia von Paradis, “Das Gärtnerliedchen aus dem Siegwart,” mm. 29–35

From 12 Lieder, 1786 No. 4 (1786), lyrics by Johannes Martin Miller

10) Louise Farrenc, “Etude in D Major,”mm. 1–8

From 30 Etudes No. 6, Op. 26  (1876)

1) Maria Hester Park, “By shady woods and purling streams,” mm. 1–16

From A Set of Glees with the Dirge in Cymbeline No. 5, Op.3 (ca.1790)

3) Cécile Chaminade, “Rigaudon,” mm. 1–8

From Album des Enfants, Op. 126 (1907) 

4) Eugène Dédé, “Miaou! Miaou!,” mm. 44–51

 From Op. 238 (1893)

5) Maria Hester Park, “By Shady Woods and Purling Streams,” mm. 1–8

From A Set of Glees with the Dirge in Cymbeline, Op. 3 (ca. 1790)

2) Samuel Coleridge Taylor, “The Stones are Very Hard,” mm. 41–49

From 24 Negro Melodies No. 2, Op. 59 (1905)

3) Benson Boone, “In the Stars,” mm. 25–28

Single (2022), words and music by Michael Pollack, Jason Evigan, and Benson Boone

8) Ellen Dickson, “Destiny,” mm. 1–4

Lyrics by Maria X. Hayes (c. 1860)

9) Billy Joel, “Leningrad,” verse

From Stormfront (1989), written by Billy Joel

10) Patsy Cline, “Crazy,” verse

From Showcase (1961), written by Willie Nelson

12) Johanna Kinkel, “Römische Nacht,” mm. 9–16

From 6 Lieder No.1, Op. 15 (1847)

13) Jane Bingham Abbott, “Just for Today,” mm. 1–5 

(1984) 

14) Stevie Wonder, “For Once in My Life,” verse 2 

From For Once in My Life (1968), written by Ron Miller and Orlando Murden