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+ | ====== On Double Counterpoint ====== | ||
+ | ===== First Section: Double Counterpoint in Two Parts ===== | ||
+ | ==== Inversion at the Thirteenth ==== | ||
+ | Double counterpoint at the // | ||
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+ | It is easily seen that two sixths in succession must not be employed in this kind of counterpoint. Since the //seventh// cannot be resolved in a regular manner, it must be employed as a passing discord. | ||
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+ | The //second//, //third//, //fourth//, //fifth//, and //ninth//, must be prepared by the //sixth// or by the //octave//, either above or below, and be saved by one of these intervals. | ||
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+ | The range of the // | ||
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+ | An extended example of double counterpoint at the // | ||
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+ | This counterpoint is inverted by first transposing the upper part at the // |