1:5 Simple and Advanced Modulations

Question 1

the process of moving from one key to another without changing the key signature is

Answer 1

modulation

Question 2

changing tonal centers is especially effective where the desired outcome is

Answer 2

a mood change

Question 3

process of moving a tonal center to a closely related key using a pivot chord

Answer 3

simple modulation

Question 4

a chord used to link two tonal centers together

Answer 4

pivot chord

Question 5

in simple modulations, chords that are diatonic in both keys are called

Answer 5

common chords

Question 6

how is a key or tonal center established?

Answer 6

dominant to tonic progression

Question 7

a new key or tonal center must be established via a ___ progression prior to ___

Answer 7

V-I progression, the end of it’s first phrase

Question 8

process of moving a tonal center to a distantly related key, or by advanced modulation techniques

Answer 8

advanced modulation

Question 9

pivot chords may be spelled enharmonically (T/F)

Answer 9

true

Question 10

diatonic to diatonic modulation

Answer 10

pivot chords will be diatonic in both the old and new keys

Question 11

diatonic to diatonic in advanced modulation

Answer 11

new diatonic chord must not be a closely related key to original key

Question 12

diatonic to chromatic modulation

Answer 12

pivot chords will be diatonic in the old key and chromatic in the new key.

Question 13

chromatic to diatonic

Answer 13

pivot chord will be chromatic in the old key and diatonic in the new key

Question 14

chromatic to chromatic

Answer 14

the pivot chord is chromatic in both keys

Question 15

enharmonic modulation

Answer 15

pivot chord sounds the same in both keys and is enharmonically spelled in the NEW key

Question 16

change of mode

Answer 16

type of modulation when the old key modulates to its parallel key

Question 17

common tone modulation

Answer 17

a common tone or pivot tone in one or more voices serves as a pivot point between two keys