ATARMAxxing · SACE Music Studies revision notes
Composing three parts beneath a melody: voicing, voice-leading, extensions and non-chord notes
Three-part arranging
What this note covers
- The task, the bullet points and how the SAAs read them
- Chord spelling and voicing: get the vertical right first
- Voice-leading: making each part a line, not a column
- Chord extensions: where to add them and how to show them
- Non-chord notes in every part, including the bass
- Worked example: three parts beneath an original melody
- Process under time pressure and adding musical interest
7 sections · 11 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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