Chapter 10

Which is a tonic triad in C minor?

• a.

• b.

• c.

• d.

Harmonic rhythm is:

• the rate of change of chords.

• a type of cadence.

• always equal for each kind of chord.

• all of the above.

Which is marked by the arrow? (Refer to the diagram of Elvis Presley, “Love Me Tender,” mm. 5-8)

• basic phrase

• cadence

• harmonic rhythm

• guitar tab

A cadence:

• always ends on the tonic.

• marks the end of a musical phrase.

• always includes predominant chords.

• all of the above.

Half cadences:

• always end on a type of dominant chord.

• usually end on ^2 or ^5 in the melody.

• must continue to another phrase to complete a musical thought.

• all of the above.

Authentic cadences:

• must continue to another phrase to be complete.

• usually end on ^5 in the melody.

• always end on a tonic triad.

• all of the above.

A half cadence ends on:

• I

• iii

• IV

• V

Which represents a deceptive cadence?

• IV-I

• I-V

• I-IV

• V-vi

In a perfect authentic cadence, the bass moves from:

• ^7 to ^5

• ^5 to ^1

• ^1 to ^7

• ^1 to ^5

Label the circled pitch in “Dona Nobis Pacem,” traditional, mm. 1-4.

• passing tone

• neighbor tone

• chord tone

• none of the above