PT - Harmony Ch 13-18 Flashcards
Since the V9 chord is a five-note chord, which chord tone is most often omitted to for a four-note chord?
A. Root B. Fifth C. Seventh D. Third
B. Fifth
What is the figured bass for the second inversion of the dominant 9 chord?
A. V7 6 5 B. V4 3 2 C. V6 5 4 D. V7 6 2
C. V6 5 4
Which notes are usually omitted from the dominant 11th chord?
A. 5th B. 9th C. 5th & 9th D. 3rd & 5th
D. 3rd & 5th
How many inversions including root position are possible using the dominant 9 chord?
A. 5 B. 4 C. 3 D. 2
A. 5
What is the resolution of the 13th in the dominant 13th chord when it is immediately followed by the I chord?
A. 13th raises to the 5th of the I chord B. 13th remains as the 3rd of the I chord C. 13th resolves to the 7th of the V chord D. 13th falls to the tonic
D. 13th falls to the tonic
Which notes are usually omitted from the dominant 13th chord?
A. 11th B. 9th & 11th C. 3rd, 7th & 11th D. 5th, 9th & 11th
D. 5th, 9th & 11th
In a change of mode modulation, how many accidentals are required?
A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. None
C. 3
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How is the note written that is the leading tone of a scale built on an enharmonic equivalent of the root of the V of V in the key of A Major?
A. A## B. Bb C. Cbb D. B
B. Bb
The notes of the V/V in B Major are identical to the notes of the V/IV in
A. C# Major B. D Major C. E Major D. F# Major
A. C# Major
