Get the iPhone app!

CHAPTER

Transition

11

 
Short Answer
 

  1. dominant, of the subordinate key or the home key
  2. subordinate key
  3. standing on the dominant
  4. following the final sonority (the "literal" end) of the transition
  5. in both techniques, the accompanimental pattern of a new theme occurs at the same moment as the end of the prior theme: with elision, the new theme also begins at that point; with accompanimental overlap, the new theme begins in the following measure
  6. HC
  7. the dominant arrival appears before the end of other melodic and grouping processes
  8. if there appears an obvious initiating function, such as a new presentation in the subordinate key, to signal the beginning of the subordinate theme