5B - General

Question 1

What intervals are chord consonances?

Answer 1

3rd, 5th, 6th, & 8th

Question 2

What are the three parts of a suspension?

Answer 2

Preparation, suspension, & resolution

Question 3

What does CHR P mean?

Answer 3

Chromatic passing tone

Question 4

What does ANT mean?

Answer 4

Anticipation

Question 5

The V chord is typically found next to what chord?

Answer 5

I

Question 6

What does P mean?

Answer 6

Passing tone

Question 7

What does IN mean?

Answer 7

Incomplete neighbor tone

Question 8

What does N mean?

Answer 8

Neighbor tone

Question 9

What does RET mean?

Answer 9

Retardation

Question 10

What does SUS mean?

Answer 10

Suspension

Question 11

What are two ways to analyze neighboring 6 4 chords?

Answer 11

(Starting on I) I - 5 3 - 6 4 - 5 3 or I (IV 6 4) I

Question 12

What note should always be doubled in 6 4 chords?

Answer 12

The bass note

Question 13

Cadential V 6 4 chords are actually what chord?

Answer 13

I 6 4

Question 14

Why are cadential V 6 4s analyzed as a V chord?

Answer 14

To show the dominant function.

Question 15

Roman numerals written right next to eachother have a greater chance of what voice leading problem?

Answer 15

Parallel 5ths

Question 16

What kind of motion is almost always found in 6 4 chords?

Answer 16

Step-wise

Question 17

Are ii 6 chords flexible in which notes can be doubled?

Answer 17

Yes

Question 18

When voice leading, can parallel 5ths be written if they are unequal?

Answer 18

Yes

Question 19

What is a Picardy Third?

Answer 19

When the i of a minor key is turned into a I.

Question 20

What chords have a tonic function?

Answer 20

I & vi

Question 21

What chords have a predominant function?

Answer 21

ii & IV

Question 22

What chords have a dominant function?

Answer 22

V & viiº

Question 23

What is weird about iii chords?

Answer 23

It shares two notes with I and two with V.

Question 24

Which inversion of viiø7 is not common?

Answer 24

Second inversion

Question 25

In the German system, what do you add to the end of sharp notes?

Answer 25

-is

Question 26

In the German system, what do you add to the end of flat notes?

Answer 26

-es

Question 27

When should you double the root when voice leading?

Answer 27

When you have no reason not to.

Question 28

The chordal 7th always has to resolve which way?

Answer 28

Down

Question 29

What is a period?

Answer 29

Two phrases: the first ending with a less conclusive cadence, the second with a more conclusive one.

Question 30

What does it mean for a period to be symmetrical?

Answer 30

Both phrases have the same number of measures.

Question 31

What does it mean for a period to be asymmetrical?

Answer 31

The two phrases have a different number of measures.

Question 32

What does it mean for a period to be parallel?

Answer 32

Both phrases have similar harmonic and/or rhythmic content.

Question 33

What does it mean for a period to be contrasting?

Answer 33

The two phrases have different harmonic and rhythmic content.

Question 34

What is a double period?

Answer 34

Four phrases: the first two are the antecedent (setup), and the last two are the consequent (result).

Question 35

What is a three phrase period?

Answer 35

A period that has three phrases.

Question 36

What is a THC?

Answer 36

V7/V to V

Question 37

What can a half-diminished chord resolve to?

Answer 37

A major chord

Question 38

What can a fully diminished chord resolve to?

Answer 38

A major or minor chord

Question 39

What chordal tone can you omit in 7 chords?

Answer 39

The 5th

Question 40

Pivot chords should have what in both keys?

Answer 40

The same function

Question 41

Can secondary dominants be pivot chords?

Answer 41

No