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§ 50. — Para modular bien de una tonalidad menor a la tonalidad de la subdominante (la–re), se modula primero a la tonalidad mayor relativa de la tonalidad siguiente: la (Fa) re.
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La razón de esta modulación es la contradicción entre el acorde menor de tónica de la tonalidad de la y el acorde mayor de dominante de la tonalidad de re.
Para modular de una tonalidad mayor a la tonalidad mayor de la subdominante (Do–Fa), también puede modularse indirectamente: Do (re) Fa.
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Asimismo, para pasar a la tonalidad del II grado (Do–re), se modula indirectamente:
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OBSERVACIÓN. — En todos los ejemplos anteriores, el acorde de cuarta y sexta entre paréntesis no es más que la fórmula de la cadencia del segundo tipo y, al tener solo una importancia relativa, puede omitirse sin perjuicio.
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