Suggested Learning Resources
- If the leading tone is present, it should resolve up by step
- The strongest harmonic motion will involve the I chord in root position
- All other notes of the V chord should move to the nearest notes in the
one chord for smoothest voice leading (in some cases, the note would stay the same)
- Check for appropriate doubling in both chords according to the doubling
rules/guidelines
- Must avoid parallel and contrary 5ths and parallel and contrary octaves
in any combination of two of the four voices.
- Hidden fifths should be avoided between the outer voices (soprano and
bass)
https://youtu.be/SMZuaJA2zy8
Objective 17.7: Correctly notate the resolution of a V (of any inversion) to I chord
following proper voice leading rules