Unit quiz: Embodied rhythm and harmonic movement

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Question 1

Offbeats are correct but the next bar arrives early. What needs rebuilding?Stable numbered beats through the final andA louder final offbeat

Question 2

Short MIDI rectangles produce a continuous wash. What should be tested first?An even shorter global note lengthOne isolated note and its release or pedal behavior

Question 3

C–E–G becomes D–F-sharp–A and is labeled minor. Why is this wrong?It was transposed and remains majorEvery change of root creates minor quality

Question 4

Retain C and E; move G to A. Which analysis follows?C major because its lowest note stayed CA minor with C bass and two common tones

Question 5

A figure keeps its pitches but delays its last onset. What changed?Rhythm while pitch content persistedThe transposition interval

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