zuai-logo
zuai-logo
  1. AP Music Theory
FlashcardFlashcardStudy GuideStudy GuideQuestion BankQuestion Bank
GlossaryGlossary

Chord Function, Cadence, and Phrase

Question 1
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

If you want all members of a dominant ninth (V9) chord to resolve correctly in SATB style, what would be the best approach for handling the ninth itself?

Question 2
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

When resolving a V7 to I progression in SATB style, how should the leading tone resolve if it is in an upper voice?

Question 3
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

When incorporating seventh chords into harmonic progressions using four-part writing principles, why is it generally preferred that sevenths are prepared beforehand?

Question 4
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

When incorporating viiø65−I64−V−I cadential progression into homophonic texture, which inversion maximizes smooth bass line movement?

Question 5
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

In a four-part chorale setting, which voice should typically contain the seventh of a dominant seventh chord?

Question 6
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

In a dominant seventh chord, which scale degree is the root?

Question 7
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

In four-part writing involving seventh chords, what must be done with the seventh degree when resolving to avoid parallel octaves?

Feedback stars icon

How are we doing?

Give us your feedback and let us know how we can improve

Question 8
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

What interval is formed between the root and the seventh of a major-minor seventh chord?

Question 9
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

When resolving a V7 chord to a I6 in four-part harmony, which voice should typically move to the tonic note in the resolution to maintain proper voice leading?

Question 10
college-boardMusic TheoryAPExam Style
1 mark

Which note in a vii°7 chord typically resolves up by half-step to stabilize the following I chord?