11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins1 Major keys I Ib Ic ii iib iii iiib IV IVb V Vb V7 V7b vi Minor keys i ib ic ii°b iv ivb V Vb V7 V7b VI.

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11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins1 Major keys I Ib Ic ii iib iii iiib IV IVb V Vb V7 V7b vi Minor keys i ib ic ii°b iv ivb V Vb V7 V7b VI

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins2 Key D major D D/F# D/A Em Em/G F#m F#m/A G G/B A A/C# A7 A7/C# Bm Key D minor Dm Dm/F Dm/A Edim/G Gm Gm/Bb A A/C# A7 A7/C# Bb Question 5: Write out your available chords before you begin

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins3 Notes of chord A F# D BGEBGE C# A F# DBGDBG E C# A F# D B G E C# Chord symbol DEmF#mGA(7)Bm[C#dim] Roman numeral IiiiiiIVVvi[vii] Question 5: Chord bank in Key D (G)

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins4 Available Progressions I – ii; I – iii; I – IV; I – V; I - vi ii – V; ii – V7 IV – I; IV – ii; IV – V V – I; V – IV; V – vi V7 – I; V7 – vi vi – ii; vi - IV ii never to I;V never to ii

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins5 Question 5 Example in Major Key LC 2003

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins6 Inversions Ist inversions of Major Chords. Do not double the Bass note: A/C# has C# in the Bass. C# cannot be in the Melody as well (Q4, bar 13) Ist inversion of V means that the Leading Note is in the Bass. Do not double it. Make sure it moves up a step to the Bass of the next chord. 2 nd inversion of I (Ic) is allowed before a V – I cadence. Handle with care: Dm/A – A7 – Dm The only position allowed for diminished chords is the 1 st inversion.

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins7 Remember: The chords in front of and after a chord are very important. Think in progressions and phrases. Find phrases by singing the tune. V7 – V is not allowed. iii is not needed. It loses marks when handled incorrectly so why chance it? Fill in boxes above rests – see 2002 papersee 2002 paper Learn the information on pages 24 and 25.

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins8 The melody in Q4 Worth 40 marks (out of 60) Phrases with cadence point Not wandering aimlessly Not just the notes of the triad Can any part of the given phrase be used? Try a sequencesequence

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins9 Notes of chord AFDAFD Bb G E C# A F D Bb G E C# A F D Bb Eb C A Chord symbol DmEdimFaugGmA(7)Bb[Adim] Roman numeral iii°III+ivV (V7) VI[vii°] Question 4 chord bank in D minor (G)

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins10 Question 4 Example of Q4 in a Minor Key LC 2003

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins11 Question 6 The descant is an independent melody Worth 40 marks (out of 60) Watch rhythm – not homophonic Consecutive 5ths and 8ves not allowed Exposed 5ths and 8ves are not allowed Intervals of a 4 th are weak Retain the Style of the given melody The chord position is not relevant

11/04/2015PPMTA Harmony AMHiggins12 PS It’s easier than you think. But you have to follow some rules… Good luck in June.