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1
Q

sequences based on second

A
  • can create some problems because of parallel fifths
    • to get around it use
  • – parallel sixth chords
  • – 7-6 LIP (suspensions)
  • — makes movement by a second less noticeable
  • – 5-6 LIP (retardations)
  • — makes movement by a second less noticeable
  • — a second moving up is not uncommon
  • this type of sequence is transitory, not necessarily a main moment in music composition
2
Q

parallels…the game of avoidance

A
  • parallel 5ths are BAD

- parallel 3rds and 6ths are GOOD

3
Q

unlike the other sequences, sequences based on seconds do NOT have built-in parallel interval problems

A
  • false
4
Q

composers use chains of ____________ chords to avoid parallel fifths in sequences based on seconds

A
  • first inversion
5
Q

composers can also use _____________ suspensions to avoid bad voice leading

A
  • 7-6
6
Q

__________ retardations can be employed when writing sequences based on seconds to avoid parallel fifths

A
  • 5-6
7
Q

sequences based on seconds are the most chromatic sequences, or have hte most potential to be chromatic

A
  • true

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