harmonic phrase structure |
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A succession of chords that constitutes a phrase |
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A strong “emphatic” harmonic movement Root movement down a 5th -up a second -down in thirds |
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A relatively weak harmonic movement |
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root movement by a second |
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Harmony that appears at strategic formal points and serves to establish the tonal organization |
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structural harmonic movement |
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The chords are not vital to the stability of the phrase, in contrast to structural harmony |
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Technique to selecting chords to accompany a melody |
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The shape defined by the rising and falling pitches of the melody |
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chord (or triad) substitution |
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The rhythm defined by chord changes |
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