Dr. B Music Theory - Dr. B Music Theory Lesson 16 (Part Writing Checklist & Triads in First Inversion)

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Construct and analyze diatonic chord progressions using Roman numerals.
Apply voice leading principles to write and resolve four-part harmony.
Identify and use non-chord tones and secondary dominant chords in analysis.
Recognize and realize augmented sixth chords and Neapolitan chords in context.

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Brellochs Music Theory Learn music part writing voice leading first inversion root position spacing roman numeral parallel sixth chords Dr. B Doctor B

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TOPICS 0:00 - Part Writing Checklist (penalty cards) 0:53 - White card (range, melodic leap M6 limit) 1:53 - Blue card (root position doubling, consecutive 5ths & 8ves) 3:13 - Green card (overlapping, voice crossing, augmented melodic leap, 2nd inversion doubling) 8:04 - Yellow card (viio in 1st inversion only, 2nd inversion triad function, 2nd inversion triad voice leading) 9:36 - Orange card (never double leading tone, resolve leading tone in outer voice, spacing, resolve 7th of chord down by step) 12:52 - Red card (misspelled chord, parallel 5ths or 8ves or unision) 16:09 - Triads in first inversion (why?) 21:40 - Diminished triad in first inversion 25:35 - Parallel sixth chords 27:39 - Part writing rules (don't double the leading tone) 31:25 - Part writing example (fill in alto and tenor voice) 38:07 - Roman numeral hamonization *Irony alert: I misspelled the word "misspelled."

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