I know that this is one, and we could leave
it up here, that's fine I, in my, in my own
realization of this I put it down there, but if
you happen to put it the octave above, there's no problem.
Then we go four, five would be the C chord, and
six is a step above that ii, six. Well, that has the fourth scale degree in
the bass, right?
It's a ii chord, and the third is in the bass,
so two, three, four, so fourth's gotta be in the bass.
V, and then back to I and
again, it could be up here or down here, I'm going to leave mine there.
Next stage, is to add in
secondary dominance between the first four chords so we have I, IV, V, VI.
And between each of these, we can insert a secondary dominant.
We can also insert a Cadential 6/4 chord, I won't
tell you where that can be, because you should know.