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MCGY1009: Harmony and Analysis 2

2025 unit information

Having acquired basic skills in voice leading and an understanding of diatonic chord functions, students are introduced to more advanced concepts that are encountered frequently in the tonal repertoire. These include modulation, diatonic sequences and techniques for working with instrumental textures. Counterpoint studies are continued, both in practice and in analysis, where some aspects of Baroque musical forms are considered.

Unit details and rules

Managing faculty or University school:

Sydney Conservatorium of Music

Study level Undergraduate
Academic unit Analysis, History and Cultural Studies
Credit points 3
Prerequisites:
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MCGY1008
Corequisites:
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None
Prohibitions:
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None
Assumed knowledge:
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None

At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:

  • LO1. compose musical settings which extend and elaborate the fundamental diatonic progressions through the use of techniques such as suspensions, sequences, and modulations
  • LO2. identify and explain the use of these techniques in relevant examples from the repertoire

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Semester 2 2024
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Semester 2 2025
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Semester 2 2021
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Semester 2 2021
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Semester 2 2022
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Semester 2 2022
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Semester 2 2023
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