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Voice leading

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Identify the cadence

a)

I-V in C major

b)

I-V in C minor

c)

V-I in C major

d)

I-IV in A major

2.

Identify the chord progression

a)

i - V - V - i in D minor

b)

i - vii - V- i in D minor

c)

vi - V - III - vi in Bb major

d)

None of the above

3.

Identify the cadence

a)

Plagal cadence in A minor

b)

Cadential cadence in A minor

c)

Plagal cadence in C major

d)

Perfect cadence in B# major

4.

Any voice leading errors?

a)

No it's beautiful

b)

Parallel octaves

c)

Tritone

d)

Parallel octaves and tritone

5.

Any voice leading errors?

a)

No it's beautiful

b)

Augmented 2nd

c)

Parallel 5ths

d)

This has gone horribly wrong

6.

Any voice leading errors?

a)

No it's beautiful

b)

Augmented 2nd

c)

Parallel octaves and fifths

d)

Everything it's all gone terribly wrong

7.

What is doubled in first inversion?

a)

The root

b)

The third

c)

The fifth

d)

The tonal degree

8.

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

a)

Double the root for both chords

b)

Double the third of VI

c)

Double the third of V

9.

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

a)

You avoid it at all cost

b)

The supertonic moves to the leading note

c)

Double the leading note

d)

Double the third of chord ii

10.

Which of the following is false?

a)

The leading note always resolves up in an exposed voice

b)

The leading note should be doubled wherever possible

c)

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