Music Theory - Other Modulation Techniques.

This video continues on the previous video ( • Music Theory - Modulat... ) that discussed modulation. This video corresponds with material from chapter 19 of the K&P textbook.
0:00 Welcome / Review
1:30 Single Line Techniques
3:00 Common Tone Modulation
5:21 Monophonic Modulation
7:16 Direct Modulation
9:50 Sequences (with direct modulation)
12:32 Sequences (with common-chord modulation)

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[@NidusFormicarum]

Even though we are still relating to the original key in these (or almost all) examples. In the first example, for instance, it would be very unsatisfying to stay in E flat; we expect more modulations to come very soon. Excursions. Of course, it depends on the larger context, but this is why I wouldn't call these and similar examples key changes. We have a new tonic, but our ears are still relating to the original tonic.

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[@RandyBakkelund]

For the monophonic modulation, is Bar 3 completely using D major?