Fundamentals of Harmony

Question 1

Root position I, IV, V doublings

Answer 1

R R 3 5

Question 2

root position ii, iii, vi doublings

Answer 2

R R 3 5 or R 3 3 5

Question 3

root position VII (minor) doublings

Answer 3

R R 3 5 or R 3 3 5

Question 4

first inversion I6, IV6, V6 doublings

Answer 4

R R 3 5 or R 3 3 5

Question 5

first inversion ii6, iii6, vi6 doublings

Answer 5

R 3 3 5 (others possible)

Question 6

first inversion viio6 doublings

Answer 6

R 3 3 5 or R 3 5 5 (rare)

Question 7

second inversion I64, IV64, V64 doublings

Answer 7

R 3 5 5

Question 8

root position V7 doublings

Answer 8

R 3 5 7 or R R 3 7

Question 9

root position ii7 doublings

Answer 9

R 3 5 7, R R 3 7 or R 3 3 7

Question 10

first inversion V65 doublings

Answer 10

R 3 5 7

Question 11

first inversion ii65 doublings

Answer 11

R 3 5 7

Question 12

second inversion V43 doublings

Answer 12

R 3 5 7

Question 13

second inversion ii43 doublings

Answer 13

R 3 5 7

Question 14

third inversion V42 doublings

Answer 14

R 3 5 7

Question 15

third inversion ii42 doublings

Answer 15

R 3 5 7

Question 16

passing tone label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 16

pt, step, step (same direction), weak

Question 17

neighbor tone label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 17

nt, step, returns to previous pitch, weak

Question 18

appoggiatura label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 18

app, free, step, strong

Question 19

suspension label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 19

sus, prepared, step (usually downward), strong

Question 20

échappée label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 20

éch, step, 3rd (with change of direction), weak

Question 21

anticipation label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 21

ant, free, repeated note, weak

Question 22

accented passing tone label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 22

ap, step, step (same direction), strong

Question 23

accented neighbor tone label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 23

an, step, returns to previous pitch, strong

Question 24

incomplete neighbor tone label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 24

in, leap, step, weak

Question 25

changing tones (pair of non-chord tones) label, approach, departure, and metrical position

Answer 25

ct, step, skip in opposite direction (then step back to original chord tone), variable

Question 26

double neighbor tones label, approach, departure, and metrical positio

Answer 26

dn, step, skip in opposite direction (then step back to original chord tone), variable