Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov · seção 15 de 96
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§ 13. a) Ao harmonizar melodias dadas:
1) Sob cada nota da melodia dada, coloque uma tríade sobre I, IV ou V, conforme a nota, sem empregar IV e V em sucessão.
2) Encadeie as tríades segundo as regras do encadeamento harmônico ou melódico.
3) Onde a melodia dada saltar mais de uma terça, empregue a tríade sobre o mesmo grau, mas em posições melódicas diferentes.
4) Onde a melodia dada repetir uma nota, empregue acordes sobre dois graus diferentes, ou disponha as vozes do segundo acorde de maneira diferente do primeiro.
5) Comece e termine o exercício com o acorde da tônica.
6) Não coloque no tempo forte de um compasso a mesma tríade que estava no tempo fraco anterior.
7) No baixo, evite dois saltos sucessivos de quarta ou dois de quinta.
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