Chord Progressions
What is a truncated progression
What is when one or more chords are omitted from the standard circle of fifths progression
Do you change structures when using a vii°6 chord?
Yes, you have to.
What is a cadential extension?
What is when the first chord is drawn out in the cadence?
What are the different types of 6/4 chords?
What is cadential, passing, pedal and arpeggiating
If the Soprano and Bass have the same note in first inversion, what structure do you use?
What is either open or close, depending on range/space?
What is a retrogression?
What is a reversed circle of fifths? (often combines with truncation)
What type of cadence is vii°6-I?
What is an IAC?
What beat is a cadential 6/4 on?
What is a strong beat?
What beat is a pedal 6/4 on?
What is a weak beat?
What must you do with two first inversion chords back to back?
What is changing structure to avoid parallelism?
What is the twelve bar blues progression?
What is I I I I IV IV I I V IV I I?
What note do you double in a leading tone triad?
What is the bass note? (which will be the 3rd of the chord and 2 of the scale)
What's the other way you can notate I64-V?
What is a V64-53 suspension?
What note do you double in a 6/4 chord?
What is normally the bass, but just look for parallels and follow typical voice leading rules?
What is neutral structure and which chord structures can surround it?
What is when the soprano is doubled in the tenor and either structure can surround it?
What is a prolongated chord?
What is when a first inversion chord is used to extend a chord?
What chordal function does a leading tone triad have?
What is a dominant function?
For a PAC what are the two rules?
What is chords must be in root position and soprano ends in tonic?
What type of 6/4 chord would be in the progression I V6/4 I6?
What is passing 6/4?
What is unison structure and which chord structures can surround it?
What is when the alto and soprano have the same note, and only closed chords can surround it.
What are common chords to truncate?
What is ii or vi?
Where does the leading tone go in a chord progression compared to the subtonic?
The leading tone goes before tonic, the subtonic goes after tonic?
What is a plagal extension?
What is I-IV6/4-I?
What are the other names for a pedal 6/4 chord?
What is neighbor 6/4 and embellishing 6/4?
What role does a first inversion chord have?
What is the same role as their root position counterpart?