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Advanced Music Theory: +6 chords

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name

Class

Date

Spell an +6 interval above F.

D^#

E^b

D^b

Spell the chord: It⁺⁶ in G minor.

E^b G C^#

E^b G C^x

E G C

E^b G C

Spell the chord: Gr⁺⁶ in B minor.

G B D F

G B D E^#

G^b B D E

G^b B D F^#

Analyze the chord in D major. The bass is underlined:

G^# B^b D

bVI

V⁴3/V

It+6

vii°⁶/V

Analyze the chord in F. The bass is underlined:

G B^bD^b F

N⁶

ii^Ø43

Fr⁺⁶

vii^Ø65/III

Analyze the chord in E. The bass is underlined:

A^# C E G

vii°⁶5/V

vii^Ø65/V

Gr+6

^#IV⁷

How does Gr⁺⁶ differ from vii°⁶5/V?

Gr⁺⁶ has ^#4.

Gr⁺⁶ typically resolves to a dominant or cadential six-four chord.

Gr⁺⁶ has ^b6.

Gr⁺⁶ has ^b3.

Identify the scale degrees in the bass (from Beethoven, “Moonlight” sonata, III, mm. 1–9):

i V6 V42/iv iv6 Gr+6 V

1 7 ^b7 6 ^b6 5

1 7 ^b7 ^b6 ^b6 5

1 7 7 6 6 5

1 7 7 ^b6 ^b6 5

Provide analysis for mm. 3–4 of Beethoven, Bagatelle, Op. 119, No. 1 (last two measures only):

g: i v⁶ vii°⁶/V V

g: i v⁶ vii°⁶5/V V

g: i v⁶ It⁺⁶ V

g: i – ⁴2 vii°⁶/V V

10.

Provide harmonic analysis.

ii^Ø43 V, V⁴3/V V

V⁴3/V V, Fr⁺⁶ V

ii^Ø43 V, Fr⁺⁶ V

ii⁴3 V, V⁴3/V V

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Advanced Music Theory: +6 chords

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

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