<prompt> Etsa tsoelo-pele ea li-bar tse nè ho senotlolo sa A Major.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compose a four-bar progression in the key of A Major. . Response in English: Heres a reasonable four-bar progression in the key of A Major: A - D - E - A D - E - Fm - D E - Fm - D - E A - D - E7- A This progression starts with the tonic chord, A Major, then moves on to the IV chord D Major and the V chord E Major before returning back to the tonic chord. In the second and third bars, the vi chord Fm is introduced to add a bit of tension before resolving back to the tonic in the final bar with E7. The E7 chord at the end of the fourth bar is a dominant chord, which leads us back into the tonic A Major. . Response in Sesotho: Mona ke tsebetso e nepahetseng ea li-bar tse ne ho senotlolo sa A Major: A - D - E - A D - E - Fm - D E - Fm - D - E A - D - E7- A Tsoelo-pele ena e qala ka tonic chord, A Major, ebe e fetela ho IV chord D Major le V chord E Major pele e khutlela morao ho tonic chord. Ka hara mekoallo ea bobeli le ea boraro, vi chord F m e hlahisoa ho eketsa tsitsipano e itseng pele e rarolla ho khutlela tonic ka bareng ea ho qetela le E7. E7 chord qetellong ea bareng ea bone ke chord e ka sehloohong, e re khutlisetsang ho tonic A Major. 