Question

S5/3 S6 S6/4 в c-es dur

Answer 1

До мажор
фа ля до
ля до фа
до фа ля
мибемоль мажор
ляб до миб
до миб ляб
миб ляб до

Answer 2

It seems like you are providing a musical chord progression. In the context of music theory, "S" typically represents a scale degree, and the numbers following it refer to the chord built on that degree.

Assuming we are in the key of C major (C major is equivalent to C-E-G), the chord progression you provided would be interpreted as follows:

S5/3: The chord built on the fifth scale degree, which in the key of C major is G major (G-B-D). The "/3" indicates that the chord is in the first inversion, meaning the third of the chord (B) is in the bass.

S6: The chord built on the sixth scale degree, which in the key of C major is A minor (A-C-E).

S6/4: The chord built on the sixth scale degree, again A minor (A-C-E), but this time in the second inversion. The "/4" indicates that the fourth of the chord (C) is in the bass.

So, the chord progression in C major would be: G/B - Am - Am/C.

If you have any specific questions about this chord progression or need further clarification, feel free to ask!