Reharmonization Techniques in Music

What is reharmonization?

• Changing the melody of a song

• Writing new chords for an existing melody

• Composing a completely new song

• Playing music at a different speed

What is the first level of reharmonization focused on?

• Adding new melodies

• Identifying chord functions and substituting chords

• Changing the tempo of the music

• Composing in a different genre

Which chord progression is mentioned as common and straightforward in the original Kakariko village theme?

• One, four, five

• One, six, two, five

• Two, three, four

• Five, six, one

What unique challenge does reharmonization present?

• It always sounds better than the original

• Making it sound natural with the original melody

• Finding the right tempo

• Changing the key completely

In level one of reharmonization, which chords are included in the tonic function category?

• One, two, and three

• One, three, and six

• Two, four, and five

• Four, five, and seven

What is added to chords in level one to create new colors in the progression?

• New melodies

• Chord extensions

• Different rhythms

• Additional instruments

Which chord is swapped for a leading tone diminished chord in level two?

• G minor

• B flat

• C minor

• E flat

What does reharmonization into a different key aim to achieve?

• Completely changing the melody

• Creating a similar sound to the original key

• Making the music more challenging

• Using complex rhythms

Which key is suggested for harmonizing into a closely related key?

• F major

• C major

• G minor

• A major

What is level six of reharmonization focused on?

• Creating modal or non-functional sounds

• Sticking to traditional chord progressions

• Using only diatonic chords

• Simplifying the melody