Harmony and four-part writing

Question 1 of 10

The "Amen" cadence (IV to I) is called the

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Consecutive fifths are generally

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The primary triads of a major key are built on degrees

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A cadence that ends on chord V is

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The four voices in SATB writing are soprano, alto, tenor and

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In traditional four-part harmony, which movement between two voices is avoided?

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A perfect cadence is the chord progression

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In a second-inversion triad, the bass note is the

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A triad built on the first degree of a scale is the

Question 10 of 10

The dominant chord in C major is