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Music Theory 2 Review
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This is a review for a second semester college Music Theory class.
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1
Never double the __________ of the key or the ___________ of the chord.
tonic, seventh
dominant, seventh
leading tone, third
leading tone, seventh
2
When any two voices move in the opposite direction it is known as
counterpoint
parallel motion
contrary motion
contour motion
3
Which of the following is NOT an acceptable harmonic progression?
vi - ii - IV - iii
iii - IV - ii - V
iv - vii* - V - i
VI - ii* - V - i
4
A 6/4 chord that delays the arrival of the V chord is known as
pedal 6/4
passing 6/4
cadential 6/4
dominant 6/4
5
The focal point of a melody is the
last note of the phrase
longest note
note that is exactly in the middle of the phrase
highest note
6
The seventh of a seventh chord almost always resolves
down by a third
either direction to the nearest chord tone
down by step
up by step
7
If the chord tone preceding the 7th is a step below the seventh, it is called a
suspension figure
neighbor tone figure
appoggiatura figure
passing tone figure
8
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What's today?
Not bad.
Awesome!
Pthhhrrrrppp!
9
A musical pattern that is repeated in a different voice
fugue
counterpoint
sequence
imitation
10
The shape of the melody is also known as the
contrary
contour
oblique
voicing
11
In a four-voice texture, adjacent upper parts should be kept within what interval?
octave
10th
7th
5th
12
Which of the following is
NOT
necessary for direct 5ths?
Outer voices land on a P5
Leap in the soprano
Outer parts move in the same direction
Outer voices land on any quality of the interval of a 5th
13
When the harmony moves from a root position chord to the same chord in first inversion
bass arpeggiation
parallel sixth
melodic bass
chord substitution
14
The combining of relatively independent lines is known as
harmonic analysis
sequence
counterpoint
part writing
15
Which note of the scale will usually have an accidental in the minor key?
dominant
tonic
supertonic
leading tone
16
Which pairs of voices may have more than an octave between them?
alto and tenor
none of the above
tenor and bass
soprano and alto
17
In three-part writing, the note that may be omitted is most often the
fifth
any note may be omitted
root
third
18
In part writing for a root position triad, which member of the chord is usually doubled?
root
third
any of the above
fifth
19
The V
7
chord is a __________ chord in both major and minor keys.
diminished seventh
major-minor seventh
major seventh
minor seventh
20
If a note is omitted from a triad in 4-part writing, it is most often the
fifth
seventh
root
third
21
The main theme of a fugue is known as a
ritornello
exposition
subject
episode
22
A circle-of-fifths progression consists of a series of roots by
descending 4ths
descending 5ths
changing keys through the circle of fifths
ascending 5ths
23
A series of first inversion triads that do not follow the usual harmonic progressions
parallel sixth chords
bass arpeggiation
passing sixth chords
chord substitution
24
Notes that are NOT in the key are
diatonic
secondary
NCTs (non chord tones)
chromatic
25
The leading-tone seventh chord in the major mode is
a major-minor seventh chord
a half-diminished seventh chord
a fully diminished seventh chord
a minor seventh chord
26
A(n) __________ shows all the parts of an ensemble arranged one above the other.
score
sequence
voicing
analysis
27
When part writing, we try to avoid parallel fifths and octaves between voices.
False
True
28
What chord would best follow VII in a minor key?
i
V
III
iii
29
The diminished triad is almost always written in
first inversion
root position
second inversion
third inversion
30
When part writing triads, the note that is almost never doubled is the
tonic
leading tone
dominant
mediant
31
When any two voices move in the same direction for the same interval, it is known as
static motion
contrary motion
oblique motion
parallel motion
32
When writing four parts for a second inversion triad, you should usually double the
soprano
root
bass or soprano
bass
33
Which of the following chords would NOT be likely to follow IV in a major key?
I
V
vi
ii
34
If a member of the V
7
chord is doubled, it is usually the
seventh
root
third
fifth
35
In which progression are you allowed to double the 3rds the second chord?
V-i
V-VI
iv-i
IV-V