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Passing Tone ( PT)
melodic embellishment
•

that occurs between two

stable tones .

Chord tone chord

•

tone -7 tone
passing
•
either accented or unaccented

complete Neighbour Tone (NT)

•
occurs between two stable tones
•

will occur between the same two stable

tones .

Stepwise
•

accented unaccented
or →
commonly
•

unaccented .

Double
Neighbour Tone ( DN )
•

begins § ends on same stable tone

one step above step below
•

one
•
unaccented

Incomplete Neighbour Tone ( INT)

•

approached by leap 3 proceeds by step to

accented stable tone

INT tone
any embellishing step away
•
is a

from a stable tone that proceeds or

follows it .
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Appoggiatura
•

Approached by leap
•

followed by step in opposite duration of leap to

a more stable tone

Escape Tone (ESC )

preceded by step usually up) from
( chord
•
a

tone followed
by leap ( usually downI
,

followed opposite direction,

•

Always in

Anticipation CANT )
•
stable tone that to
comes
early
.

before
non chordal
immediately
• -

→ comes
a
change of
harmony .

•
followed by common tone on
change of

harmony .

Suspension CSOs)
•
3 critical parts :
preparation, suspension ,
resolution
chord tone
preparation is a
•

•
suspension is the same tone as the

preparation tone

proceeds down by step to resolution

•
sus

Retardation ( RET)
→ ends 8
resolving
on
upward Sos
always
•
.