Tempo 120

Print A short demo for Roman numeral chord notations.
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Print standard chord notation will generate the same results.
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Debug Roman=1  // display conversions

keysig Bb Minor 

Print Standard chords with slash-Roman chords
Print Here, key signature doesn't matter.
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C/V
G7/vi
A     // should not print
Bb /  / C7/v

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Print Keysig is $_Keysig
Print Roman chords, show translations
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I / V
I / iv

Keysig A
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Print Same chords, key is A
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I / V
I / iv

Keysig G Minor

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Print Key now $_Keysig  Do some normal and slash chords.
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vii/V
vi/V
V/ii
II+
V7
ii6
iii6/5

Keysig C
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Print Some goofy combinations, in key of $_KeySig
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Vm7          // Really should be v7
iim7&5       // should be a ii-0 (half dim)
ii6(add9)
I6(add9)
Ibm7

Keysig Gb
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Print Some incorrect flat/sharp notations we permit, key $_Keysig
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I      // Key Gb, should be Gb
Ibm    //  should be Gbbm (dbl flat) or Fm
ib     //  same result (lowercase i==minor), Fm
I#     //  intermed is Gb# which becomes G

i0       // this if fine, a Gb dim3 (3 is a mma extension)
I#dim    // odd, but gives G dim (will end up a dim7)
i#0      // still odd, a G dim3 (see how '0' is a triad)
i#07     // and here we have G dim7 

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Print If you have an extended keyboard or can enter extended ASCII
Print characters into your file, you can use character 176 for "DIM"
Print and character 248 for half-dim. NOTE: You may need to change
Print your terminal settings to display the degree symbols.
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i°        /// This is a degree sign, diminished (lowercase)
i°7       /// Diminished 7
vø7       /// and this is a half-dim (lowercase)

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