Chords and their functions Flashcards
name 2 pre-dominant chords
ii
IV
NEVER:
ii-I
vi6
ii6
name 3 ways to use it, and 1 general rule
pre-dominant chord - double the third!
- ii6-V
- I-ii6 , ii- 16- ii6 -use I6 to prolong ii
- IV-ii6 -two common tones!
ii7 - name a function for each ii7 ii65 ii43 ii42
ii7 - predominant: ii7-V(7) *7th goes down *
ii65 - tonic prolongation: I-ii65-V42-I6
ii43- predominant
ii42 -tonic prolongation: I-ii42-V65-I
iii / III
name the progression it is used in
I- iii- IV (iii-IV bass goes up, other voices go down, I-iii two common tones)
can use I-iii-IV before prolonging tonic or going to Dominant
IV - name 4 uses
1 predominant
2 imperfect cadence IV-V(7)
3 plagal cadence IV-I
4 prolong tonic (NTchord!) I6-IV-I6
IV6
1 predominant (/cadence) : Iv6-V 2 prolong tonic I-IV6-I6 3 prolong dominant V65 - IV6 - V7 passing and NT chord V - IV6 - V65
Name two other ways to use IV6 other than predominant or prolonging
I - IV6 -common tone
IV- IV6 - voice exchange, common tones.
IV64 -what is the only use
prolong tonic: I - IV64 - I -NT chord
Neighbour tone chords:
I64: (V - I64- V) IV: I6-IV-I6 IV64: I-IV66-I V6: I V6-I V43: I-V43-I V42: V42-ALWAYS I6
V6 use
prolong I
NT chord: I-V6-I
I6- V6- I (incomplete NT)
leading tone in bass goes up!
passing chords
I64 (IV- I64 - IV6)
V64 (I-V64-I6)
V43 (I6- V43- I)
vii6 (I-vii6- I6)
V64 uses
prolong tonic: I- V64- I6
cadential: any predominant- V64- V53 -I
vi rules, uses
can double anything end of cadence= deceptive cadence essentially replaces I predominant vi-V prolong tonic: I- vi - I6 iv-ii --has two common tones!
vii6 rules
double the third
Passing chord, prolongs I