Non-chord tones

Question 1

Passing tones

Answer 1

PT- a non chord note that joins 2 chord tones that are a third apart (stepping)
chromatic passing tone (chr. PT)- unaccented. fills in the space of a whole step
accented passing tone (APT)- the passing tone falls on the strong beat or stronger part of the beat. the note it steps to is a chord tone.

Question 2

Neighbour tones

Answer 2

NT- a non chord note that is one step higher or lower than the chord tone, and returns to the same chord tone.
ANT- accented neighbour tone- nt occurs on a stronger beat.

Question 3

Changing notes

Answer 3

CN also known as double neighbours. step away from the chord tone, skip in opposite direction, and step back to the chord tone.
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Question 4

Incomplete neighbour

Answer 4

IN - weak beat, neighbour to only 1 chord tone

NTs move by step, but IN arrives by step and leaves by leap, or arrives by leap and leaves by step.

Question 5

Echappee

Answer 5

Ech- an incomplete neighbour that arrives by stepand leaves by leap in opposite direction.
almost always in the soprano