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Practice 14-1 The following are short musical excerpts that use simple chord progressions. For the most part, they center around the tonic, subdominant, and dominant triads, although other diatonic triads may appear from time to time. When you have completed this chapter, analyze these excerpts in two ways. . Begin by indicating the correct key in the space under the bass clef sign. . Then, using chord symbol identification, indicate the correct chord symbol above each chord change. . Then, using roman numeral analysis, indicate the correct chordal function below each chord. . Finally, bracket and label all cadences above the treble-clef line. Teschner: Chorale 1. Cruger: Chorale 2. Beethoven: Sonatina 3