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Introduction to Voice Leading
Introduction to Voice Leading
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A #music # theory Quiz about #voiceleading
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What is the term used for voices that move in the same direction, regardless of the intervals?
Similar motion
Contrary motion
Oblique motion
Parallel motion
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What is the term for the voice leading in this example?
Contrary motion
Parallel motion
Oblique motion
Similar motion
3
The 7th of the KEY resolves:
Up
Down
4
The image is an example of both:
Parallel octaves and hidden/direct octaves
Parallel fifths and hidden/direct fifths
Hidden/direct fifths and hidden parallel fifths
Hidden/direct octaves and hidden parallel octaves
5
Which voice has common tones?
Bass
Alto
Soprano
Tenor
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What is the term for the voice leading in this example?
Parallel motion
Contrary motion
Similar motion
Oblique motion
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What is the term used for voices that move in the same direction with the same intervals?
Contrary motion
Parallel motion
Oblique motion
Similar motion
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Which is the better voice leading: the left or the right?
Left
I hate singing.
Right
Bring it on, I could totally sing both of them. Wimps.
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What is the term used for voices that move in the opposite direction?
Oblique motion
Similar motion
Contrary motion
Parallel motion
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The 7th of the chord (V7) resolves:
Up
Down
11
Which voice has common tones?
Tenor
Alto
Soprano
Bass
12
What is the term for the voice leading in this example?
Contrary motion
Similar motion
Parallel motion
Oblique motion
13
What is the term for one voice staying on a common tone and another moving up or down?
Oblique motion
Similar motion
Contrary motion
Parallel motion
14
What is the term for what is occurring between the two voices in the gray box?
Similar motion
Voice crossing
Voice exchange
Contrary motion
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The following is an example of:
Voice exchange
Parallel octaves
Hidden octaves
Voice crossing