MUSIC THEORY MISC.

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

Name these types of harmonic motion in the order presented.

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

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

Which type of cadence is this?

Which type of non-chord tone is pictured here?

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

(Melodic) SEQUENCE:

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

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

PERIODT:

Most pop/rock music features which texture?

Which type of non-chord tone is pictured?

What type of non-chord tone is pictured?

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

What kind of motion is shown here?

Which is the INVERSION of a minor 3rd?

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

What type of non-chord tone is pictured?

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

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

Which shows the DOMINANT family of chords?

Which best describes what you're hearing?

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

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

INVERSION of a melody/motive:

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

What is the likely meter?

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

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