A group of notes from a chord played one after the other, either ascending or descending

A group of notes rom a chord played in a specific pattern of lowest note, highest note, middle note, highest note

an interval of eight notes, e.g. a C and the next C (higher or lower) are an octave apart

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In this unit pupils extend their understanding of harmonic progressions, learning about ground bass and triadic harmony.

notes of a chord played one after the other, ascending or descending

a bass pattern: lowest–highest–middle–highest

lowest – highest – middle – highest

Which of these best describes the Alberti bass pattern?

An interval of eight notes (e.g. C to the next C) is called an ...

to stop parts from overlapping and to create variety

Why is it important in keyboard playing to move notes up or down the octave?

How do constant quavers in Alberti bass or arpeggios affect the music?

three notes built on the root, third, and fifth

To create triadic harmony, we use the {{}}, third, and fifth notes of the scale.

An interval of eight notes is called an ...

What gives a piece of music rhythmic drive?