viiø7 and viio7 Chords

Question 1

I-viio65-I6 parallel 10ths

Answer 1

similar to a rising resolution, upper voice moves 3-4-5, bass moves 1-2-3

Question 2

How to write viiø65 as a neighbor chord of I6

Answer 2

double the 5th of the I6 chords

Question 3

how to write viio43 as a neighbor chord of I6

Answer 3

double the root of I6

Question 4

How to approach the 7th

Answer 4

from IV (7th is a common tone), chromatic movement, step from bellow (voice root above 5th to avoid parallel 5ths), approach leading tone from above to avoid augmented second

Question 5

How to avoid parallel fifths with viiø65-I

Answer 5

use a V43 chord in between

Question 6

How to resolve a leading tone 7th chord

Answer 6

leading tone rises to tonic, 7th falls by step, diminished 5ths fall inwards to thirds, augmented 4ths expand outwards to form 6ths

Question 7

How to avoid parallel 5ths when resolving viiø7 chords

Answer 7

tritone and perfect fifth resolve inwards (tonic has doubled 3rd), voice third above seventh

Question 8

how to avoid parallel 5ths when viio7 resolves to i

Answer 8

resolve both tritones and spell i with a doubled 3rd, resolve the lower tritone and move upper voices in contrary motion (augmented 4th to perfect 4th), resolve diminished 5th to perfect 5th (but not when outer voices move from viio65 to i)

Question 9

What does viio65 usually resolve to

Answer 9

i or i6

Question 10

what does viio43 usually resolve to

Answer 10

i6

Question 11

what does viio42 usually resolve to

Answer 11

V, V6 or cadential 64