Voice Leading

Question 1

In general where does V7 lead

Answer 1

To I (i) or VI (vi) 
Where root is tripled in I or 5th is omitted in V7

Or

Where 3rd is doubled in V-vi

Question 2

V6/5 resolves

Answer 2

To I

Question 3

V4/3 resolves

Answer 3

To I or I6

Question 4

V4/2 resolves

Answer 4

To I6

Question 5

In mode mixture in major by utilizing a iv from b6 how is this borrowed chord usually used

Answer 5

Normally it is in 1st inversion or iv6 preceded by IV6 - iv6 - i6/4 in order to have a chromatic descending base line. A - Ab - G in bass

Question 6

In general in mode mixture the b6 in chords viio7, iio7, iio, and iv moves where

Answer 6

In general the b6 moves to the 5th degree approached by either natural 6 or 5 degree.

Question 7

In mode mixture b3 produces what chords

Answer 7

i, bVI, and iv7

Question 8

In mode mixture b7 produces what chords

Answer 8

bVII, and bIII

The bVII usually functions as V/bIII

Question 9

Neopolitan chord is

Answer 9

A bII in first inversion functioning as a predominant. It is composed of b2, 4, b6 where b2 usually descends by step in the next chord.

Question 10

N6

Answer 10

The 3rd is usually doubled and it leads to V or (i6/4-V) and sometimes viio/V - V

Question 11

The N6 like the iio6

Answer 11

Is preceded by VI iv i in minor. Remember N6 chords are usually found in minor.

Question 12

F/A. G/B. G/D

Answer 12

Means Fmajor with A in Bass
Means G major with B in the Bass
Means G major with D in the Bass

Question 13

N6

Answer 13

Neapolitan chords usually resolve with its root or b2 leading to the 3rd of the V chord. Remember N6- V - i. Next the N6 root is above tonic root and V 3rd is below tonic root so combined they chromatically embellish the tonic root.