Incomplete and Double Neighbor Tones

Question 1

incomplete neighbor tones

Answer 1

• note that we can add chromatic embellishments of the diatonic pitch as a neighbor or passing tone
• an incomplete neighbor tones (IN) are a skip or lead to a dissonant tone. that when resolved is in step wise motion opposite to the direction of the skip or leap. can be reversed
• • if the dissonance is a skip or leap and is resolved by step it is called an Appoggiatura
• • if the dissonance is in step wise motion and is resolved by a skip or leap it is called an escape tone

Question 2

double neighbor tone

Answer 2

• a double neighbor tone (DN) is when you have two neighboring tone that embellish a note of the chord
• • when analyzing a double neighbor you circle both notes
• the structure of a double neighbor your circle both notes
• • usually two note one a step up the other a step down (that are not in the chord) which center around one note in the chord on the beat
• • sometimes you can have more than one note in a DN but it’s only when the notes still lead to one fixed note in the chord

Question 3

no matter the type of neighbor tone, it is still an embellishing tone and therefore not a chord member

Answer 3

• true

Question 4

the two types of incomplete neighbor tones are the ______ tone and the ________

Answer 4

• escape; Appoggiatura

Question 5

two embellishing tones that surround a note are referred to as

Answer 5

• double leading tones

Question 6

an appoggiatura moves by _______ and then ________. an escape tone is the reverse of that

Answer 6

• skip; step