§ At the fifth above

• Start with a note
• stay on the note
• go up a third
• go up a fifth
• go down a second (up a sixth)
• go down a fourth (up a fifth)
• Add embelleshing notes.
• Add the candence, where we terminate. At the cadence, we break out of the pattern. IF the right hand goes down a step, and in the middle of the measure, go up a fourth. The the bass goes down a step, and then another step. This ensures that we get an interval of a fifth (?)

§ At the fifth below