Non-Harmonic Tones

Analysing a harmonized melody, such as a chorale, specifically often involves identifying each

• A.instrument used to perform the chorale, rather than any non-harmonic tone present
• B.non-harmonic tone present
• C.a factor entirely unrelated to identifying each non-harmonic tone present
• D.exact date on which the chorale was first composed, rather than any non-harmonic tone

Non-harmonic tones, broadly considered, specifically can occur in

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to occurring in any voice of a multi-voice texture
• B.only the melody of a piece, with no possibility of occurring in any other voice
• C.only the bass voice of a piece, with no possibility of occurring in any other voice
• D.any voice of a multi-voice texture, not only in the melody

A suspended note that resolves downward by step into the following chord specifically exemplifies the standard behaviour of a

• A.a factor entirely unrelated to exemplifying the standard behaviour of a suspension
• B.suspension
• C.passing tone, a classification that instead describes stepwise movement between two chord tones
• D.pedal tone, a classification that instead describes a sustained note held in the bass