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approached and left by a step with a change in direction |
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a non harmonic tone that is approached by step and left by repetition |
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nonharmonic tone that is approached by leap and left by step, usually change in direction |
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approached and left by a step with a change in direction |
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several suspensions in succession in which the resolution of one suspension becomes the preparation for the following |
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the middle two notes of a four-note figure, of which the first and fourth are chord tones, and the second and third are non harmonic |
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approached by a step an left by a leap |
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The tone that is included as part of a chord |
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approached and left by a step with a change in direction |
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A tone that is extraneous to the harmony |
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One or more notes appearing between a suspension and its resolution |
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non harmonic tone that is approached and left by step in the same direction. ascending or descending |
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Non harmonic tone that is sustained against with other voices produce harmonies that are foreign to it |
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approached and left by a step with a change in direction |
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The successive statement or repetition of a melodic and/or harmonic unit at a different pitch level |
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Non harmonic tone that is approached by the same note and left by step |
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approached by a step an left by a leap |
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