1. Please fill out your exit survey from last class if you haven't yet.

2. Learning and Psets: There are no Artusi chapters for what i wanted you to work on this week, so i've created some worksheets that also have new learning information in them. Please think of these psets as a combination chapter and pset. As always, please spread out this work, starting right away after the previous class so that you can do a little each day. This is the best way to really learn and embody a new skill like this.

Pset 19: Triads in Major and Minor Keys (short)
Pset 20: Chord Functions, Chord Progressions, Cadences, and Sequences (long)

*Note: your "first-pass" is due by class time, but i will not record your final grade until 7 days later, so you can retry anything you didn't understand until then. Remember that first pass is an all-or-nothing 50% of your grade for that pset where you must actively try each exercise; the other 50% will come from your final grade.

3. Watch this short video (8:21) to reinforce what you learned about cadences in Worksheet 20. Note that there are two different terms for many of the cadences; this youtuber gives both (Authentic is sometimes called Perfect; Half is sometimes called Imperfect; Deceptive is sometimes called Interrupted). He also uses capital letters in his Roman numerals even for minor chords (like vi), so just be aware of that; that's not a thing you should be doing in your own analyses.

4. Watch this short video (4:00) to reinforce what you learned about harmonic sequences in Worksheet 20.

5. If you want to learn about a bunch of other kinds of common chord progressions, especially those used in popular music, check out this youtube playlist by youtuber David Bennett Piano.

6. Come to class ready to get nerdy with it!