Elementary Theory of Music, and the Treatment of Chords

accent Allegro appear Augmented Triad bass note bass-note Ch'd CHORD is formed Chromatic Scale Circle of Fifths Common tones consecutive Octaves consists of bass-tone consists of foundation Cross Position deceptive cadences degree upward derived Diatonic Major Scale diminished 7th Diminished Chord Diminished Triad Dominant 7th chord Dominant Seventh Chord ELEMENTARY THEORY Enharmonic examples in Appendix False Progressions Five Clefs following example foundation tone four new keys Further examples Greater Octave half tone smaller half tone upward harmonic signs indicated initial note interval Irregular resolution lies Lower Mediant major and minor middle voice Minor Chord minor fifth minor keys minor seventh Mixed Seventh Chord move a half move upward neighboring tones Ninth note or rest original chord placed quarter note remains stationary resolving every quarter RICHARD WÜERST Second Inversion sharp Signature staff successive Table Tempo Signs tonic TRIAD consists triplet of eighth whole composition whole tone written