Chapter Nine Triads in Second Inversion
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Chapter Nine Triads in Second
Inversion
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Introduction
• Same as First Inversion Triads by the use of bass arpeggiations.
• Second Inversion Triads are NOT used as substitutes for the root position.
• The Second Inversion of a triad is considered to be a much less stable sonority than either of the other two bass positions.
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Bass Arpeggiation and Melodic Bass
• As with triads in first inversion, six-four chords may come about through bass arpeggiation. Example:
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The Cadential Six-Four
• Appears in a bass arpeggiation or a melodic bass.
• Tends to be used in three stereotyped contexts. • Both halves of this example begin with tonic
triad and end with a V-I progression.
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Example 9-4
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The Cadential Six-Four Continued• I 6/4 resolves to a root position V or V7 chord.• If a V7 follows a I 6/4, bracket the two chords
together to make a V7
• I 6/4 - V - I
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The Passing Six-Four• Any triad may be used as a passing six-four
chord. It also features smooth voice leading.• Six Four Chord used in stepwise motion in the
BASS creates a passing figure. (NOT NCT’s)
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The Passing Six-Four Continued
• passing fix-fours create weak harmonic function.
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The Pedal Six-Four
• Also known as static bass.• The bass note remains the same, and 6/4
chord is preceded and followed by the same, root position chord.
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Part Writing for Second Inversion Triads
• In a four part texture, the bass (5th of the chord) should be doubled.
• The other voices generally move smoothly—often by step, both into and out of the six-four chord.
• All members of the chord must be present.
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Example 9-14
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Conclusion• Six-four chords present through bass arpeggiation or if the
melody is in the bass.• Cadential six-four chord is a tonic six-four that delays the arrival
of the V chord that follows it. (I 6/4 – V – I) • Passing six-four chord harmonizes the middle note of a three-
note scalar figure in the bass. Most common is the V6/4 and the I6/4.
• Pedal six-four look for bass line: is it the same? Stepwise? Arppegiated? Most pedal six-four chords are I6/4 or IV6/4 chords.
• In four part texture, the bass (5th of the chord) is always doubled.