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    Music Theory 106 - Building Chord Progressions.
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    • 1

      Which chord is often used to prolong a resolution?

    • 2

      A chord shared by two tonal centers is called:

    • 3

      Which note is the mediant of the C major scale?

    • 4

      Which of the following chord type is "open and ambiguous"?

    • 5

      Sus chords differ from added tone chords because

    • 6

      What secondary dominant chord can you add before a G min chord?

    • 7

      Which chord is not a diatonic chord of the C major scale?

    • 8

      A Pivot Chord is

    • 9

      Which degrees of the scale can be added to the basic triad to make added tone chords?

    • 10

      The small circle next to a chord indicates

    • 11

      Which chord provides the strongest feeling of resolution back to the Tonic?

    • 12

      Which note is the Supertonic of the C major scale?

    • 13

      In the following chord progression, Ab min is a _________. F / A min / Ab min / G min / C

    • 14

      What type of cadence do we have when the V & I chords are in root position and the melody ends on the tonic?

    • 15

      According to the course, a chord progression is like:

    • 16

      If you add an A note to a G chord, you are playing:

    • 17

      The I, IV and V chords are called

    • 18

      All notes of the major scale are present in the I, IV and V chords. True or false?

    • 19

      A half cadence ends on the:

    • 20

      Which of the following statement is false?

    • 21

      The range of notes in which a voice or instrument produces the best timbre is called:

    • 22

      The first scale degree is called the

    • 23

      Which type of cadence is a IV - I progression?

    • 24

      A7 is the secondary dominant of which chords?(Choose the best answer)

    • 25

      What is Backcycling technique used for?

    Music Theory 106
    Building Chord Progressions
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