Harmony 6

Question 1

First inversion figures bass

Answer 1

6. Or 6 or 6
7. 3
   3

Just 6 is most common

Question 2

6
6
3

Answer 2

First inversion w root doubled

Question 3

6
3
3

Answer 3

First inversion with the fifth doubled

Question 4

8
6
3

Answer 4

First inversion with the third doubled

Question 5

6
6
6

Answer 5

First inversion with the root tripled and the fifth omitted

Should be avoided

Question 6

Chord succession in first inversion

Answer 6

Same as in root

Except IV6 TO V6 is not allowed in minor keys because it creates an augmented second in the bass

Question 7

Phrygian cadence

Answer 7

Using inversions in a minor key

A form of half cadence iv6 toV#

Question 8

When do second inversion chords usually occur?

Answer 8

Generally not on the chord progression

Rather in a pattern with other chords

Question 9

What tone do you double in a second inversion chords

Answer 9

The fifth

Question 10

8
6
4

Answer 10

Second inversion with the fifth doubled

Question 11

6

4

Answer 11

Second inversion chord

Question 12

Three types of second inversion moves

Answer 12

Cadential
Auxiliary
Arpeggiated

Question 13

Cadential six four

Answer 13

A second in version tonic chord that moves to a dominant at a cadence point.

Can be in an authentic or plagal cadence

Question 14

Passing 6 4

Answer 14

A 64 chird that appears between a root and first inversion of another chord in a weak rhythmic position 
AW
Ie V I64 V6
IV I64 IV6
I6 V64 I

Question 15

What is another name for auxillary 6 4

Answer 15

Pedal 6 4

Question 16

Auxillary 6 4

Answer 16

A 64 between two chords so that the fifth of the 64 chord is the same as the root of the surrounding chords. Must be in a weak rhytmic position

Ie
IV64 I IV64
I IV64 I

Question 17

Arpeggiated 6 4

Answer 17

When a second inversion chord is followed or preceded by the same chord in first or root position

Question 18

What is figgured bass for the three triads inversions

Answer 18

Root 53
1st 63
2nd 64