Hi all this is a korean pop song from one of the movies that i watched and the song is titled "In Sa". Chord progressions are varied but follow the general T-PD-D-T. This piece uses alot of (add2) to the chords for example D(add2) chord where note E is played in the D triad chord. This produces a whimsical effect to the piece. Thanks for reading. Goodbye. :)
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Joel: Your RN analysis is largely correct (compare mine below with yours to spot your minor errors), it's great that you were not misled/confused by the added-note dissonances.
The progression is somewhat unusual, hence this is not a good example to illustrate the harmonic phrase model. The initial I-V6-vi7 descent suggests the initiation of a lament bass (review my self-directed learning package on the functional perspective of the lament bass if necessary). The ensuing vi7-IV-ii7 suggests a delay of the expected V. Then, surprisingly, the harmony moves to I6-IV, and the resultant ii7-I6-IV is a rather weak functional progression, arguably further expanding the predominant. Yet another surprise follows when a C chord (bVII) enters, leading to a G chord with a suspended 4th. In other words, as the earlier extensive predominant expansion, the dominant never appears. Hence, up to this point, there is no strong establishment of the home key D major.
everything here is so chim.
sorry i can't understand all the music jargon. it's like math and science terms to me. complete no no.
but the piece is nice enough.. all the saranghamnida and fly away whatsoever. BUT the show was 100 percent yucks. a total waste of time. -.-
hahaha.. chim.. no wonder k pop sells.. =P cheers to kimchi.. ;)hahaha..
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