1) Identify the type of motion between each pair of voices in each of the following examples. Remember, there are 6 pairs of voices, so make sure you get them all!
2) What's wrong with each of these voice-leading examples? Are there multiple problems with either one?
3) Write your own short 4-part piece! It can be as short as a single bar, just try to practice some voice-leading. If you need a progression, try F-Ami-B-C-F. Feel free to add more chords, or if you want just use your own progression.
And that's it! Post your answers below or comment on the main video, and we'll see you next week!
1) 1st bar :
ReplyDeleteSoprano/alto : oblique
Soprano/tenor : oblique
Soprano/bass : contrary
Alto/tenor : static
Alto/bass : oblique
Tenor/bass : oblique
2nd bar :
Soprano/alto : oblique
Soprano/tenor : oblique
Soprano/bass : oblique
Alto/tenor : similar (not parallel)
Alto/bass : contrary
Tenor/bass : contrary
2) 1st bar :
-the bass crosses the tenor
-...I can't see what else.
2nd bar :
-there's a parallel octave (bass : F, alto : F; then soprano : D, alto : D)
-there's a parallel fifth (bass : F, soprano : C; then bass : G, soprano : D)
Thanks, is there a correction ? Have a good day