![]() A leading tone in the soprano should always resolve to tonic. Resolve tendency tones (like the leading tone).Avoid leaps larger than a 3rd, but if a larger leap is used, it should be filled in by step in the opposite direction. Think horizontally at all times to create smooth lines in each voice, especially in the soprano.If a diminished chord must be used in root position, always double the 3rd of the chord to minimize the chances of part writing errors. It is best to avoid root position diminished chords when possible because their interval structure often creates part writing errors like parallel and unequal 5ths with surrounding chords. Diminished chords are most often used in first inversion with the 3rd of the chord doubled.See more about the V-vi progression below). ![]()
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