pub fn correct_rn_alteration_for_minor(
figure: &FigureTuple,
key: &Key,
chord_has_major_third: bool,
) -> FigureTupleExpand description
The figure of a chord’s root corrected for a minor key, where the sixth
and seventh degrees are named against the natural minor: music21’s
correctRNAlterationForMinor, in its cautionary reading.
A raised sixth or seventh loses its sharp, since the lower case numeral
a minor or diminished chord takes already says the degree is raised, and
a natural one gains a flat as a caution. A chord with a major third keeps
its sharp, because VI alone would name the chord on the lowered degree.
Figures in a major key, and on any other degree, come back as they are.