Harmony 3 And 4

Question 1

Close position

Answer 1

Interval between the tenor and soprano is simple Les than an octave

Question 2

Open position

Answer 2

Harmonic interval between tenor and soprano is a compound interval

Question 3

Can harmonic intervals between soprano and Alto or Alto and tenor be more than an octave

Answer 3

No

Question 4

Can compound intervals occur between the bass and tenor voices?

Answer 4

Yes

Question 5

How is voice motion generally described

Answer 5

Simple intervals

Question 6

Indirect motion

Answer 6

Two part s move in dissimilar directions

Question 7

Contrary motion

Answer 7

Indirect motion where parts move in opposite direction

Question 8

Oblique motion

Answer 8

Indirect motion where on part moves and one sustains

Question 9

Direct motion

Answer 9

Two parts move in same direction

Question 10

Similar motion

Answer 10

Direct motion move in the same direction but produce different intervals

Question 11

Parallel motion

Answer 11

Direct motion that keeps the same harmonic interval ,qualitymay change Maj or minor

Question 12

What motion is preferred

Answer 12

Indirect

Question 13

Objectional parallel motion

Answer 13

Octaves, unison’s, fifths, dissonant intervals

Question 14

Where is parallel motion in fourths acceptable

Answer 14

In the upper voices

Question 15

When two parts move in similar motion to a unison, fifth, octave

Answer 15

Hidden motion

Question 16

Hidden motion that is forbidden

Answer 16

Hidden unisons

Question 17

Parallels by contrary motion

Answer 17

Move from one interval to the same interval by contrary motion

Question 18

Parallels by contrary motion not allowed

Answer 18

Octave, unison, fifths

Question 19

Are crossed voices permitted

Answer 19

Not usually

Question 20

Overlapping voices

Answer 20

When a lower voice moves to a higher voice than the previous pitch in the upper voice

Question 21

Is overlapping voices permitted

Answer 21

Not normally