Section 1: Chapter 4 Neapolitan sixth and augmented sixth chords Flashcards

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1
Q

A Neapolitan 6th is built on which scale degree?

A

Lowered Supertonic

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2
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The 6 in Neapolitan 6th stands for?

A

First Inversion

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3
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The Neapolitan 6th chord has the most tendency to resolve to what chord?

A

Dominant

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4
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In root position, The N6 is likely to resolve to what chord?

A

Tonic

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5
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Augmented 6th chords have a tendency to pull toward which scale degree?

A

Dominant

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6
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Name the three types of Augmented 6th chords.

A

Italian, German, French

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7
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Name the scale degrees within the It+6:

A

Tonic, Raised 4th, Lowered 6th

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8
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Name the scale degrees with the Fr+6:

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Tonic, 2nd, Raised 4th, Lowered 6th

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9
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Name the scale degrees within the Gr+6:

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Tonic, Lowered 3rd, Raised 4th, Lowered 6th

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10
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What is the symbol analyzing a Neapolitan 6th Chord?

A

bII or N6

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The first inversion Neapolitan chord can be analyzed as?

A

II, IV, or V/V as they resolve to the dominant and can be approached by any chord that would typically approach the II such as the I, IV, VI or IIo

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12
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What is common practice for four part voice leading for the N6?

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When voice leading the N6 in four part writing, it is common practice to double the bass of the chord and while using contrary or oblique motion within the upper voicings. A resolution to a V7 can utilize common tones when voice leading and can eliminate any parallel octaves that occur with a double bass.

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13
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What is the common practice for voice leading a N6 chord to the V7?

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When voice leading from an N6 to the dominant, it is also possible to delay the resolution slightly by using a cadential 6/4 chord. Although the cadential 6/4 is based off of the tonic, the 6/4 inversion helps it to function more as a precursor to a dominant movement. However be sure to avoid parallel fifths when voice leading this progression.

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14
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What is the Italian Augment 6th built on?

A

Built on the raised subdominant scaled degree and written in the first inversion, it contains the augmented 6th interval between scale degree ♯4 and ♭6 with the added tonic, which is doubled when written in four part harmony.

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15
Q

How is the It+6 analyzed as?

A

It+6

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16
Q

What is the frech augmented 6th chord built on?

A

The supertonic scale degree

17
Q

What inversion is the FR+6 used in?

A

Second inversion

18
Q

How is the French Augmented sixth chord indicated?

19
Q

What position is the German Augmented Sixth chord used in?

A

First inversion

20
Q

What scale degree is the German Augmented Sixth Chord Built on?

A

Raised Subdominat Scale Degree

21
Q

How is the German Augmented Sixth Chord Analyzed as?

22
Q

What makes the Swiss Augmented Sixth Chord Different from the German Augmented Sixth Chord?

A

The Swiss can be viewed as an enharmonic equivalent to the German as it contains a raised supertonic vice a lowered mediant.

23
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How is the Swiss Augmented Sixth Chord indicated?