1
Q
What is a tendency tone?
A
Notes within the key that must resolve in a specific direction
2
Q
What notes are tendency tones?
A
leading tones, seventh of V7 and altered notes
3
Q
Most common tendency tones are __ (___) and __ (____)
A
ti, 7th, Le, b6th
4
Q
when __ appears it tends to be followed by do in the same voice
A
ti
5
Q
When __ appears it tends to be followed by sol in the same voice
A
le
6
Q
What is functional dissonance?
A
the concept of primary contextual tendencies for how melodic notes progress
7
Q
some tendencies (like __ progressing down) are _______ dependent
A
le, context
music theory
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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music theory vocab 1 (deck 1)34
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scale degrees (deck 2)17
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Periods in classical music (deck 3)19
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Berklee: counterpoint (deck 4)5
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7th chords (deck 5)5
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sixth chords (deck 6)6
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chord factors (deck 7)8
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simultaneity/sonority (deck 8)7
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secondary chords (deck 9)10
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Secondary dominant chords (deck 10)13
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Moveable C-Clef and other clefs (deck 11)13
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Diminished and half diminished seventh chords (deck 12)5
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Chord function in functional harmony (deck 13)10
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Diatonic (deck 14)12
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Resolution (deck 15)5
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Inversion (deck 16)13
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Twelve tone composition (deck 17)13
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blue notes (deck 18)8
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Modulation (deck 19)20
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Secondary super-tonic and secondary subdominant (deck 20)2
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Picardy third6
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Composers168
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Tritones4
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Types of seventh chords11
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Tendency tones7
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Voice leading in 7th chords4
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Four part basics10
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Cadences17
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Voice leading5
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Passing tones39
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Contrapuntal motion (types of motion)7
