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Summary
Table: Lesson 12
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passing
tone
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Occurs
stepwise between two different chord tones
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neighboring
tone |
Occurs
stepwise above or below a repeated chord tone
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| suspension |
A
chord tone of one chord which continues to sound (is
suspended) through the change of harmony, then resolves
stepwise downward to a chord tone of the second chord
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| anticipation |
An
unaccented nonharmonic tone which belongs to the second
of two chords but is sounded before the second chord
is heard
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| appoggiatura |
An
accented nonharmonic tone which is approached by a
skip and resolved stepwise, usually in the opposite
direction
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harmonic
rhythm
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The
rate of change from one chord to another in a composition
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After you successfully complete Lesson 12, you are ready to prepare
for the Final Exam. It would be wise for you to review all written
assignments and practice drills to date before looking at the sample
final exam. When you feel ready, print out the sample exam and complete
it using a #2 pencil. Limit yourself to two hours. Similar to the
Written Assignments, there is also a Key to this sample exam that
you can print out and use to check your work.
The sample exam is very similar to the actual Final Exam
you will be taking.
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