Voice leading

Identify the cadence

• I-V in C major

• I-V in C minor

• V-I in C major

• I-IV in A major

Identify the chord progression

• i - V - V - i in D minor

• i - vii - V- i in D minor

• vi - V - III - vi in Bb major

• None of the above

Identify the cadence

• Plagal cadence in A minor

• Cadential cadence in A minor

• Plagal cadence in C major

• Perfect cadence in B# major

Any voice leading errors?

• No it's beautiful

• Parallel octaves

• Tritone

• Parallel octaves and tritone

Any voice leading errors?

• No it's beautiful

• Augmented 2nd

• Parallel 5ths

• This has gone horribly wrong

Any voice leading errors?

• No it's beautiful

• Augmented 2nd

• Parallel octaves and fifths

• Everything it's all gone terribly wrong

What is doubled in first inversion?

• The root

• The third

• The fifth

• The tonal degree

In minor keys, how do we move from chord VI to V?

• Double the root for both chords

• Double the third of VI

• Double the third of V

In minor keys, how do you go from chord ii to chord V?

• You avoid it at all cost

• The supertonic moves to the leading note

• Double the leading note

• Double the third of chord ii

Which of the following is false?

• The leading note always resolves up in an exposed voice

• The leading note should be doubled wherever possible

• In minor keys, moving from scale degree 6 to the leading note creates an augmented 2nd