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OK, this is indeed an example of a N6/4 (with that one extra note, E). It's a little unusual in that instead of returning to the tonic (as is most typical), the followign chord is a chromatic chord.
OK, this is indeed an example of a N6/4 (with that one extra note, E). It's a little unusual in that instead of returning to the tonic (as is most typical), the followign chord is a chromatic chord.
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