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AP Music Theory Ch 10&11
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What do we call this combination of musical elements that create closure at the end of a phrase?
Oblique motion
The end.
A cadence
The Double Barline
2
What is the roman number for a G chord in the key of C major?
V
IV
VI
v
3
This highlighted note is what kind of neighboring tone?
upper neighbor
Will you be my neighbor?
minor neighbor
lower neighbor
4
What kind of counterpoint is this?
3:1 counterpoint
second species counterpoint
1:1 counterpoint
2:1 counterpoint
5
A rearticulated suspension occurs when the voice sounds again (instead of being held) at the moment of...
consanance
tension
the strong beat
dissonance
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What do we call this species of counterpoint where one voice is rhythmically displaced by notes held across the barline?
Fifth species
Fourth species
First species
Third species
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__ is a melodic embellishment made by skipping from one chord member to another.
A Passing Chord
A Chordal Skip
Leap
A Passing Tone
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What does homorhythm mean?
Same rhythm in all parts
Same rhythm in the alto and bass
Different rhythms in each part
Same rhythm in the tenor and bass
9
What kind of nonchord tone is this highlighted note?
Passing tone
Suspension
Neighbor tone
Chordal Skip
10
This is an example of __ counterpoint.
second species
3:1
4:1
first species
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A __ is the pattern of strong and weak beats based on the weight of the downbeat and lift of the upbeat.
meter signature
metric reinterpretation
time signature
metric accent
12
Chordal dissonance is a harmonic interval that originates as part of a seventh chord.
False
True
13
What kind of non-chord tones are these highlighted notes?
Suspension
Neighbor tone
Passing tone
Chordal Skip
14
What inversion is this C Major triad in?
1st inversion
2nd inversion
15
This is an example of a suspension
False
True
16
What do we call this descending rhythmic displacement?
5:1 counterpoint
contrary motion
a chain of suspensions
parallel motion
17
__ is the point of closure or repose at the end of a musical thought.
A Rearticulated Suspension
A phrase
An appoggiatura
a Cadence
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What do we call counterpoint that combines the patterns of other species?
Fourth species
Free composition
Free composition
Fifth species