Texture
Chords
Cadence and Non Harmonic Tones
Form
Combo
100
Monophonic, polyphonic, or homophonic?
Monophonic
100
Musical result of tones sounding together.
Harmony
100
Musical thought which ends in a cadence.
Phrase
100
Germinating cell of music; short recurring figure that appears throughout a section of music.
Motif (Motive)
100
Harmonic unit with at least 3 different tones sounding at the same time.
Chord
200
Density: thin or thick?
Thick
200
The note on which a triad is built.
Root
200
What type of cadence?
1. V to I
2. Both chords are in root position
3. The highest sounding pitch of the tonic triad is the tonic
Perfect Authentic Cadence
200
Immediate restatement of melodic motif in the same musical part, at a higher or lower pitch.
It will have:
- 2-4 segments
- only 1 direction, high or low
- continue by the same interval
Sequence
200
Remove rhythmic material from texture and write the result as block chords. Use note values to show how many beats each chord lasts.
Textural Reduction
300
Monophonic, polyphonic, or homophonic?
Homophonic
300
Name the triad built on the 3rd scale degree.
Mediant
300
Accented non-harmonic tone that suspends a pitch from the previous chord. Some common types, as measured from the bass, are:
- 9-8
- 7-6
- 4-3
- 2-3
Suspension
300
A phrase has been increased through the elongation of its:
- beginning
- middle (Internal) or
- end (Cadential)
Phrase Extension
300
The primary triads in a key happen on the ______, ________, and ______ scale degrees.
(Provide number and name of the triads)
I Tonic
IV Subdominant
V Dominant
400
There are 3 melodic lines, labeled in color with
1
2
3
What type of melodic material is each?
1= Primary Material
2= Secondary Material
3= Secondary Material
400
Superscript 6 to the right of the Roman Numeral. The triad has the 3rd in the bass.
First Inversion
400
What are the circled non harmonic tones?
Neighboring Tones
400
Measures 1-8 form a __________________ period.
A) Parallel
B) Contrasting
A) Parallel
400
Analysis used to distinguish triads based on scale degrees and quality.
Roman Numeral Analysis
500
There are 3 melodic lines, labeled in color with
1
2
3
What type of melodic material is each?
1. Primary Material (PM)
2. Primary Parallel Material (PPM)
3. Static Support
500
Analyze chord #5 in B minor harmonic:
1. Name the root; Major or minor?
2. Scale Degree
3. Inversion
4. Analysis Symbol
1. e minor
2. subdominant (4th scale degree)
3. 1st inversion
4. iv6
500
What cadence?
IAC (Imperfect Authentic Cadence)
500
Measures 1-2, 5-6, and 13-14, Soprano Line
Sequence
500
Analyze last 3 chords and provide cadence:
1.
2.
3.
4. Cadence: 
1. ii6
2. V
3. I
4. PAC (Perfect Authentic Cadence)