A treatise on harmony, tr. by mrs C. Clarke, Volumen33

3rd retarded 6th retarded adopt altered ascending avoided becomes called the chord Catel causing chord is known chromatic Commission concords Conservatoire consonant contain contrary movement derivative descending diatonic diminished fifth diminished seventh diminished third discord dominant seventh Double discord effect Enharmonic example exists extreme sharp figured flat followed following chord fourth Fundamental bass fundamental note imperfect seventh implies indicates interval introduced inversion consists leading note leap major common chord major into G major mode major sixth mark means mediant melody Method of employing middle minor mode minor seventh minor third modulation Natural harmony ninth octave passage passing notes pedal perfect cadence placed preparation producing a succession progression prolonged note resolution resolved rules scale second chord second inversion semitones Simple Harmony six-four sound string gives succession of common superfluous syncopations take place tarding tonic Treatise on Harmony unaccented