Minor Scales and Key Signatures, Melody, Timbre, and Texture
If you were asked to analyze modulation between relative keys, which interval might you expect to find bridging pivot chords?
What specific voice-leading error could result from incorrectly writing parallel perfect intervals between two voices over consecutive chords?
Assuming a composition contains multiple sections, each of which features distinct tonality, what is likely to result from various segment boundary crossings in terms of the respective local inter-relations?
What interval quality change occurs when you alter a perfect fifth by raising the top note by a half step?
A Melody Begins On D And Moves Up To An E Then Descends To Bb Before Ascending Again. What Interval Does The Bb Constitute Relative To The Original D?
Which of the following is considered a simple time signature?
Which interval quality is found between C and E in a C major scale?
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In analyzing a piece where a consecutive series of intervals are all minor thirds apart, what would be the relationship between the first note (C) and the fifth note in this sequence?
What interval size is created when you ascend diatonically from G# to D# within the key of E major?
What quality is created when an interval's upper and lower notes are lowered by one half-step each?