Chapter 3 Musical Density: Triads, 7ths and texture Flashcards
Figured bass for 1st inversion chord
6 3 chord. 6 and 3 represent the two intervals above the bass note. Abbreviation is just 6
Figured Bass for 2nd inversion triad
6 4 chord. 6 and 4 represent the triads intervals above the bass note.
Figured Bass for root position chord
5 3 chord. 5 and 3 represent the triad intervals above the bass note.
Major scale quality of each chord.
I. Major ii. Minor iii. Minor IV. Major V. Major vi. MInor vii^0. Diminished I. Major
Doubling
Performance of a melody which is transposed at a constant interval such as the octave, third, or sixth.
Which scale degree names are major in a major key
Tonic, Subdominant, and dominant
Which scale degree names are minor in a major key
Supertonic Mediant, Submediant
Root position 7th chord figure bass
I 7,5,3. ONly put Roman numeral #1 if they are asking for the I chord in the scale. If it’s fifth put V7,5,3. Abbreviation is 7
First inversion figured bass 7th chord
I653. Only put Roman numeral #1 if it is the tonic chord in the key. If it is the 5th put V653. Abbreviation is 65
2nd inversion figured bass for 7th chords
I6, 4, 3. ONly use Roman numeral #1 if it is the tonic chord. If they want the 5th chord, use V6,4,3,
3rd inversion figured bass for 7th chords
I6,4,2. Only put Roman numeral #1 if it is asking for tonic chord. If it’s fifth chord put V7,5,3. Abbreviating version is 42
Minor Scale Quality of Each chord
i. Minor ii^0. Diminished III. Major iv. Minor v. Minor VI. Major VII. Major I. minor
Which scale degree names are major in a minor key
Mediant, Submediant, Leading tone
Which scale degree names are minor in a minor key
Tonic, subodminant, dominant