MUSIC THEORY MISC.

In a V-I (authentic) cadence, when MUST the leading tone resolve up?

If the key of D flat were to be tonicized, which note might we expect to find at the tonicization?

True or False: A parallel period's two phrases START with the same music.

A secondary dominant chord will ALWAYS feature a raised leading tone to the tonicized chord.

Which type of cadence is this?

What type of non-chord tone is pictured?

Which of the following is NOT a proper 6/4 chord?

Which type of non-chord tone is pictured here?

True or false: In a 7th chord, only resolve the 7th down at a cadence.

Most pop/rock music features which texture?

In the key of "A," what would be the ROOT of a V/V chord?

Would the following progression be considered acceptable in the common practice style? I, vi, IV, vii, V, I

INVERSION of a melody/motive:

Which of these terms, although legit, wouldn't normally be used by actual, working musicians?

Which best describes what you're hearing?

In the key of F, which is the correct spelling of a V/ii chord?

What is the likely meter?

Which shows the DOMINANT family of chords?

What kind of motion is shown here?

PERIODT:

What are the scale degrees of the first TWO notes that Paul sings?

Assuming 3/4 time, what is the HARMONIC RHYTHM of this example?

Which term means "repeating a motive with longer rhythmic values?"

(Melodic) SEQUENCE:

What type of non-chord tone is pictured?

Name these types of harmonic motion in the order presented.

Which is the correct spelling of a half-diminished 7th chord?

Which type of non-chord tone is pictured?

In four-part writing, which chord member can be TRIPLED if it results in better voice leading?

Which is the INVERSION of a minor 3rd?