Harmony

Question 1

Extended chords used frequently

Answer 1

Debussy

Question 2

Pedal points e.g. (106)

Answer 2

Debussy

Question 3

Half diminished chords (dissonant harmony) (4)

Answer 3

Debussy

Question 4

Functional chorale progressions with dissoances e.g. C in horn (4)

Answer 4

Poulenc

Question 5

Occasional pedal points e.g. G (5)

Answer 5

Poulenc

Question 6

Broken chords used to define harmony (26)

Answer 6

Poulenc

Question 7

Chromatic harmony e.g.aug 6th (5)

Answer 7

Brahms

Question 8

False relation - F# against nat (5)

Answer 8

Brahms

Question 9

Lack of perfect cadences - plagal (190)

Answer 9

Brahms

Question 10

Occasional diatonic harmony (22)

Answer 10

Brahms

Question 11

Functional harmony

Answer 11

Haydn

Question 12

Based around I-IV-V progression (opening)

Answer 12

Haydn

Question 13

Perfect cadences frequent

Answer 13

Haydn

Question 14

Non functional -created by polyphonic movement

Answer 14

Holborne

Question 15

Suspensions (3)

Answer 15

Holborne

Question 16

False relations (11)

Answer 16

Holborne

Question 17

Accented passing note (1)

Answer 17

Holborne

Question 18

Alternation between chords IV and V

Answer 18

Reich

Question 19

Non-functional product of counterpoiont

Answer 19

Reich

Question 20

Semiquaver bass chords nonfunctional

Answer 20

Reich

Question 21

Dissonance created by overlap of chords

Answer 21

Reich

Question 22

Substitution chords e.g. E (1.25)

Answer 22

Davis

Question 23

Extended chords

Answer 23

Davis

Question 24

Cycle of fifths (1.26)

Answer 24

Davis