Aural

Question 1

1st Inversion

Answer 1

3rd at the bottom

Question 2

2nd Inversion

Answer 2

5th at the bottom

Question 3

Root (inversion)

Answer 3

Root at the bottom

Question 4

What is the soprano range?

Answer 4

Middle C- High G

Question 5

What is the alto range?

Answer 5

Low G - High C

Question 6

What is the tenor range?

Answer 6

Middle C - High G

Question 7

What is the bass range?

Answer 7

Middle C - High G

Question 8

What are the steps to voicing a harmony?

Answer 8

1. Find key signature
2. Write table of harmonies
3. Look at end of phrases - find cadences
4. Find remaining chords

Question 9

What chords should you leave out in a harmony?

Answer 9

Chords 3+7

Question 10

What note do you double in chord 6?

Answer 10

3rd note

Question 11

What is the chord progression for a 6-4?

Answer 11

Ib - Vc - I

Question 12

What are the three rules for 6-4?

Answer 12

*In I + Ib, double the root
*In Vc double the 5th
*Keep a note in common

Question 13

What are the Perfect cadence rules?

Answer 13

V-I
1. Bass note is root
2. Leading note goes to tonic
3. Note in common
4. Whatever left

Question 14

What are Plagal cadence rules?

Answer 14

IV - I
1. Bass note is root
2. Note in common
3. Other two voices must fall

Question 15

What are Interrupted cadence rules?

Answer 15

V-vi
1. Bass is root - must step up
2. Double 3rd of chord VI
3. Two parts move up, two parts move down

Question 16

What are Imperfect (I-V) cadence rules?

Answer 16

Same as perfect

Question 17

What are Imperfect (ii-V) cadence rules?

Answer 17

1. Bass note is root
2. Three upper parts move to neighbour

Question 18

What are Imperfect (IV-V) cadence rules?

Answer 18

1. Bass note is root - must step up
2. All other notes fall

Question 19

What are Imperfect (Vi - V) cadence rules?

Answer 19

Same as interrupted but reversed