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Analyze contour, motives, implied triads, and melodic phrase endings.
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What best describes the overall contour of this melody?
What best describes the overall contour of this melody?
Which term best describes the contour of this melody?
What best describes the overall contour of this melody?
Several small rises and falls create repeated peaks rather than one single climax. Which contour is shown?
How does the opening motive in measure 1 relate to the opening of measure 3?
Compare the start of measure 3 with the opening of measure 1. What is this relationship called?
Compare the first three notes of measure 1 with the first three notes of measure 3. How is the motive changed?
Compare measure 3 with measure 1. What is this relationship called?
What is the short three-note idea that begins measures 1 and 3 best called?
This melody is in C major. Which harmony does the arpeggio in measure 2 imply?
Read the arpeggiated notes in measure 2. In C major, which Roman numeral do they imply?
In C major, what harmony does the arpeggiation in measure 2 imply?
Which harmony is implied by the arpeggiation in measure 2 of this melody in C major?
In C major, which Roman numeral does the arpeggio in measure 2 imply?
At the end of measure 4, the leading tone moves to the tonic. What does this melodic arrival mark?
Which measure contains the melodic cadence point, where B resolves up to C?
In this melody in G major, one cadence point ends with the leading tone rising to the tonic. In which measure is it?
The final measure ends with E moving to F in this melody in F major. Which phrase feature does that point indicate?
The final B-to-C arrival gives the melody a sense of closure. In the phrase structure, what does it most likely signal?
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