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1. static1.1.sqspcdn.com › Kostka_Payne_Ch6From Steven Kostka and Dorothy Payne, “Tonal Harmony,” Sixth ...

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   voice leading is usually quite simple: If the bass moves up by step, the upper voices move down to the nearest chord tone (Ex. 6-8a), whereas if the bass moves down by step, the upper voices move up to the nearest chord tone (Ex. 6-8b).

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   Jan 8, 1975 · Voice-Leading with 4 Part Close Triads (Triads with 2 roots & the upper 3 voices as a close triad) The principles are basically the same with this type of triad but because of the doubled root the following new guidelines are given: 1. Connect the top 3 voices as with 3 note triads. 2. The bass should sound only roots of the chords (for now ...

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3. www.music.ox.ac.uk › files › choraleharmonisationHarmonising a chorale melody in four voice parts

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   Harmonising a chorale melody in four voice parts This guide is designed to help you work out a stylistically appropriate harmonic framework for a given melody, and to array that harmony across three voices beneath the melody.

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   family operation maps a triad to its identity; i.e., each is an involution. A striking feature of PLR-family operations is their parsimonious voice-leading.4 To a degree, parsimony is inherent to the PLR family,

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   Six models of Stravinskian harmonyand voice leading. P relates a major and a minor triad that share a perfect fifth (like C major and C minor). L relates a major and a minor triad that share a minor third (like C majorand E minor). R relates a majorand a minor triad that share a major third (like C major and A minor).

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   Voicing leading is when harmonies move the smallest distance possible to arrive at their next note. This allows for smooth and uninterrupted movements of all harmonies within a chord. For example, let’s say we take the chords C, F, Amin, G and C. We could play all these chords in root position.

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   What is the difference between a triad and a voice?

   • In voice-leading terms, the lower three voices move largely by step. Note that the second and fifth chords in the phrase are harmonically the same but slightly different in the way the notes of the triad are distributed: in the second chord, the 5th appears in two of the voices, whereas in the fifth chord, it’s the root that is doubled.

   Harmonising a chorale melody in four voice parts - University of Oxford

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   How do you write a triad song?

   • Start with the bass line only, but think about what the other voice parts will be doing. You’re dealing with triads (three-part chords), which in a four-part texture means that two voices will be singing the same note (unless it’s a seventh chord, in which case the voices will all have different notes).

   Harmonising a chorale melody in four voice parts - University of Oxford

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   What is a triad in music?

   • You’re dealing with triads (three-part chords), which in a four-part texture means that two voices will be singing the same note (unless it’s a seventh chord, in which case the voices will all have different notes). The ends of phrases are denoted with fermata symbols over the melody (‘pause marks’). This leaves the cadence in bar 4.

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   What are the principles of a close triad?

   • (Triads with 2 roots & the upper 3 voices as a close triad) The principles are basically the same with this type of triad but because of the doubled root the following new guidelines are given: 1. Connect the top 3 voices as with 3 note triads. 2.

   Voice-Leading - Ted Greene

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   Which triad has a doubled root?

   • FOUR-PART TEXTURES common tones and stepwise. Assuming that the first of the two root position triads has a doubled root, only one of the upper voices will need to move. The two upper voices that have tones in common with the second chord remain stationary, whereas the remain- ing voice moves by step.

   From Steven Kostka and Dorothy Payne, “Tonal Harmony,” Sixth Edition

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   Can a triad octave be doubled?

   • An incomplete triad will usually have the root doubled. The leading tone (9) is almost never doubled. When a root position triad is repeated, the upper voices may be arpeggiated freely, as long as the spacing conventions are followed (review discussion of voicing a single triad, pp. 77—79). The bass may arpeggiate an octave.

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8. www.scribd.com › 723158182 › 26-Voice-Leading-TriadsVoice Leading Triads | PDF | Interval (Music) | Chord (Music)

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