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Barron's AP Music Theory Chapter 10
Barron's AP Music Theory Chapter 10
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What is "held over" from the preparation chord and resolves down by step to the chord tone?
Regression
Progression
Anticipation
Suspension
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There are two types of repetition. They are..
Single voice and Multi-voice
Assumed and Implied
Real and Fake
Literal and Imitation
3
This is another name for Mode Mixture
Mode Borrowing
Mode Lending
Mode Loaning
Mode Taking
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This is unaccented-approached by step and moves away in the opposite direction by leap.
Accented upper neighbor
Upper neighbor
Escape (Echappe) Tone
Lower Neighbor
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Phrases are only phrases when they conclude with a.....
Cadence
Comma
Parallel Period
Period
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This involves combining chords from the parallel major/minor mode to increase harmonic resource
Chord Mixing
Mode Mixture
Chord Crossing
Mode Crossing
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What fills in the gaps between chord tones a third apart?
Escape Tone
Passing Tone
Lower Neighbor
Suspension
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Melodies are constructed into....
Melodies
Passages
Sentences
Phrases
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A melodic unit smaller than a phrase is called a....
Sub-phrase
Coda
Mini phrase
Smaller Phrase
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In this period, the phrases are different.
Parallel Period
Contrasting Period
Repeated Parallel
Double Period
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A period is when these two types of phrases are present
Before-After
Strong-Weak
Short-Long
Antecedent-Consequent
12
A retardation is a suspended note that resolves......
By leap
Upward
By step
Downward
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In this period, the phrases begin identically, but the second is a variation of the first
Parallel Period
Repeat Period
Contrasting Period
Double Period
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This is the MOST IMPORTANT part of a composition
Voicing
Bass line
Instrumentation
Melody
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In this period, the only PAC appears at the end of the fourth phrase
Double Period
Contrasting Period
Repeated Parallel Parallel
Double Parallel Period
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It appears on the beat, is approached by leap, and resolves in the opposite direction by step.
Appoggiatura
Incomplete Neighbor
Passing Tone
Escape Tone
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An "anticipation" tone leaves early from the preparation chord by step to become part of the...
Measure
Regression
Resolution
Progression
18
This occurs when one phrase ends and the other phrase begins simultaneously
Mixed Phrases
Train wreck
Elision
Crossover Phrases
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The name of a short group of notes that is repeated throughout the melody to establish identity
Melody
Theme
Hook
Motif (Motive)
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Embellishing notes that are not part of the chord that create temporary dissonance are called..
Dissonant Tones
Clashing tones
Non-Chord Tones
Wrong tones