Corelli Trio Sonata Op.23 No.1
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Step 5: Momentum (Trio Sonatas)
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Step 4: Patterns (Trio Sonatas)
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Step 3: Roots, 3rds and 5ths (Trio Sonatas)
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Step 2: Leading Notes (Trio Sonatas)
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Step 1: Dissonances (Trio Sonatas)
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