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Let Me Call You Sweetheart

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Lowered/flat dominant (5, se) followed by a raised/natural sign dominant (so), a raised/sharp submediant (6, li – E#=F) with an ascending minor seventh so/fa.

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Lowered/flat dominant (5, se) followed by a raised/natural sign dominant (so), a raised/sharp submediant (6, li – E#=F) with an ascending minor seventh so/fa.

  • Grade: Fifth
  • Origin: USA – Beth Slater Whitson, Leo Friedman (1910)
  • Key: G Major
  • Time: 3/4
  • Form: chorus: ABaC*
  • Rhythmbeginners: | ta/a ta | ta ta/a | ta/a/a |
  • Pitches: advanced: mi se so la le ti do re mi – flat so (se), natural dominant (so), raised.sharp submediant (li)
  • Intervals: advanced: mi/so/do ascending tonic arpeggio (I, G), mi\so (M6), so\se/so (m2), ti\li/ti (m2), re\ti (M3), ti\so (m3), so/fa (m7), mi\la (P5)
  • Musical Elements: notes: dotted half, half, quarter; tied notes, accidentalsflat, natural, sharp
  • Key Words: USA history, courting song, popular song, Mother’s day, Valentine’s day, sweetheart, whisper, love-light, glowing

* Popular chorus from the early 20th century standard.


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