4 Written Questions

1. Elaborates the root position chord that precedes it and usually follows it as well.
2. A piece in which each voice states a short theme (the subject) in turn, after which it is tossed about among the voices, fragmented, and developed.
3. Canons that are perpetual - there is no notated ending for the ensemble.
4. A triad in first inversion.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Harmonizes the middle note of a three-note scalar figure in the bass.
   1. Pedal six-four Chord
   2. Sixth Chord
   3. cadential six-four chord
   4. Passing six-four chord
2. A contrapuntal procedure in which the instruments or voices have identical rhythms and contours but are offset by one or more beats.
   1. Fugue
   2. Rounds
   3. Counterpoint
   4. Canon
3. The combining of relatively independent musical lines.
   1. Counterpoint
   2. Rounds
   3. Imitative Counterpoint
   4. Canon

3 True/False Questions

1. cadential six-four chord → A tonic six-four that delays the arrival of the V chord that follows it.

   True        False

2. Imitative Counterpoint → The combining of relatively independent musical lines.

   True        False

3. Neighbor Motion → The combining of relatively independent musical lines.

   True        False