Four part basics Flashcards

1
Q

What is four part harmony?

A

A traditional system of organizing chords between the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass voices

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2
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Soprano range in SATB format:

A

Middle C to high G

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3
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Alto range in SATB format:

A

G bellow middle C to C above middle C

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4
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Tenor range in SATB format:

A

C below middle C to G above middle C

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5
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Bass range in SATB format:

A

F below stave (bass clef) to middle C

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6
Q

Easiest doubling rule in four part:

A

Double the primary notes

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7
Q

What scale degrees are primary notes?

A

1, 4, 5

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8
Q

what are primary notes also called?

A

tonal degrees

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9
Q

What is close position in 4-part writing?

A

3 upper voices (SAT) are all within the span of an octave

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10
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What is open position in 4-part writing?

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When the soprano and tenor are further than an octave apart

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