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    MHIS 145

    Counterpoint #3

    __________________ Name

    Fill in the missing notes in the following counterpoints. Analyze your work.

    &

    ? ## w b w b & ? bb w & w

    ##

    w w w

    w w w

    w w w

    w w w

    w w

    w w w w

    Write two imperfect and two perfect consonances above/below the following:

    ? w

    Write a counterpoint to each pair of notes with the indicated motion type:

    &

    Parallel

    Contrary

    Similar

    ?w

    Oblique

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