Test after lessons 7 and 8

Can you name music styles and genres when parallel 5ths and 8ths were possible and even preferable? (more than one answer)

• Early classical style

• Impressionism

• Renaissance polyphony

• Medieval organum

Which parallel movement is permitted in Classical Harmony?

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Who was the first to discuss root position triads and inversions, rather than 5/3, 6/3 and 6/4 sonorities?

• Jean-Baptiste Lully

• Hugo Riemann

• Jean-Philippe Rameau

• Fedele Fenaroli

What patterns and techniques can you find in this example?

• Phrygian cadence

• The 7-6 Fauxbourdon

• “One-more-time” technique

• Compound cadence

The Phrygian cadence is a special kind of cadential phrase ending that involves the movement from __ degree to __ degree in the bass.

(a)  

What patterns and techniques can you find in this example? (more than one answer)

• Phrygian cadence

• Fauxbourdon

• Compound cadence

• “One-more-time” technique

Phrygian cadence occurs only in minor

• True

• False

The 7-6 Fauxbourdon combines 6/3 chords and ____________.

• passing tones

• suspensions

• neighbouring tones

What patterns and techniques can you find in this example?

• Fauxbourdon

• Compound cadence

• Phrygian cadence

• The 7-6 Fauxbourdon

The 7– 6 Fauxbourdon can be used both in an ascending and a descending motion

• True

• False