Add one accidental to make each chord fully diminished

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Add one accidental to make each chord fully
diminished
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Chromatic Notes (p. 55)

• For Monday
• Complete a 11 counterpoint of p. 55, 1C
• Write out solution on a separate piece of
  manuscript paper

• ID chords implied by chromatic notes
• B½ implies V7/ii raised notes 7
• Aß implies V7/IV lowered notes 7th
• Complete counterpoint

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Mixed Values (p. 74)
Other non-chord tones Neighbor Group
Other non-chord tones Suspension
Other non-chord tones Anticipation (only last a
true Ant)

• Eighth note motion

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Suspensions

• pp. 45 (I, II, III)

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Suspensions

• Key Features
• Preparation Note starts consonant
• Suspension Other voice moves on strong beat (or
  part), forming dissonant interval
• Resolution Suspension resolves down by step to a
  consonance

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Suspensions

• Normal suspension figures
• Upper voice 4-3, 7-6, 9-8 (2-1)
• Lower voice 2-3, 5-6 (?)

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Suspensions

• pp. 45-46 (Section IV)
• Bach, E major Invention
• p. 76

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Suspensions

• P. 66 bottom

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Suspensions

• Suspension can be added when voice moves down by
  step
• Sometimes embellishes descending parallel 3rds or
  6ths

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Chain Suspensions

• 4-3 and 2-3 chains as offset par 3rds
• ditto 7-6 and 5-6

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