Bad Progressions to Avoid (Leaving Cert Music): Flashcards

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Bad Progressions to Avoid
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Bad progressions definition

Chord sequences breaking harmony rules, causing awkward results

Parallel fifths/octaves

Two voices moving in parallel to perfect 5ths or 8ves

Which scale degree is the leading tone?

7th degree

Where must the leading tone resolve?

Up to the tonic

Consecutive unisons

Two voices playing same note in consecutive chords

Poor voice leading examples

Large awkward leaps or crossing voices

Unrelated chords

Chords not in key or don't logically connect

Primary triads

I, IV, V

Perfect cadence

V-I

Imperfect cadence

I-V

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