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Diatonic Sequences

Music Theory II – Worksheet 9.1

Terms/Definitions Review

There are four common types of diatonic sequences. Provide their full names here:

1. _______________________________________

2. _______________________________________

3. _______________________________________

4. _______________________________________

Part-Writing Practice

Complete the following part-writing excerpts, for which the entire figured bass and SOME
upper voices are provided. Then bracket and label the sequence in each one. Some reminders:

• Circle sevenths! Make sure those sevenths resolve down by step!


• In a harmonic sequence, the model will consist of two chords. To makes your life easier,
copy-paste your part-writing at the appropriate interval level.

1. The Somber One:


2. The Smooth One:

Full label for binary form? (e.g. “simple continuous balanced”)

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