Good ideas.

I also like using the melody note as the point of departure. In the Doobie Brothers' "What a Fool Believes," the modulation takes place on the word "be-lieves" they are sung as an octave. The first note "be..." is the one of the old key, the second note "lieves..." is the six of the new key, making the new key the (fill in the blank) of the old key?

Mike

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