Modulations

Question 1

Altered Chords as common chords

Answer 1

Secondary function Chords functioning non diatonic in first key as a secondary function than a diatonic V or viio chord in the change of key

Question 2

Sequential Modulation

Answer 2

A modulation by moving of step or some other repeating pattern. Examples include circle of 5ths sequence or an ascent of minor thirds. Chord pattern found in one key than in the next key is a sequence of chord pattern

Question 3

Modulation by common tone

Answer 3

By repeating a common tone between the first key and the modulation by isolating the note. Than dramatically modulates to the next key

Question 4

Monophonic modulation

Answer 4

Similar to common tone modulation however here the tone or line being used is not diatonic to the original key and instead only to the second key.

Question 5

Direct modulation

Answer 5

A modulation without any attempt to smoothing it out such as a phrase modulation without any attempt to smooth out