Unit 6. Moving Bass
This section introduces first-inversion tonic and dominant triads. The harmony does not change, but the bass (and inversion) will. The soprano sometimes changes.
#1 - #4 are in c minor. The chords are either i or i⁶.
Write in the second soprano note on the staff, and the scale degree number above both soprano notes.
Write in the second bass note on the staff, and both Roman numerals.
#5 - #9 are in C minor. The chords are either V or V⁶.
Write in both soprano notes on the staff, and the scale degree number above both soprano notes.
Write in the second bass note on the staff, and both Roman numerals.
#10 - #14 are in different keys. The chords are either V or V⁶.
Write in both soprano notes on the staff, and the scale degree number above both soprano notes.
Write in both bass notes on the staff, and both Roman numerals.
#15 - #19 are in different keys. The chords are either I/i or I⁶/i⁶.
Quickly identify if the key is major or minor, and write the key followed by a colon.
Write in both soprano notes on the staff, and the scale degree number above both soprano notes.
Write in both bass notes on the staff, and both Roman numerals.
