Two-PART COUNTERPOINT.

1. Write four notes against one (a) below, (b) above, the following C.F., transposing where necessary :

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2. Write a florid part (a) above, (b) below, the following C.F.:

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THREE-PART COUNTERPOINT.

3. Write four notes against one above and two against one below the following C.F.:

4. Write two florid parts above the following C.F., making use of syncopations :

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5. Write two florid parts below the following C.F.:

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HARMONY AND COUNTERPOINT.

SECOND YEAR.

Professor Marshall-Hall.

FOR DIPLOMA CANDIDATES.

1. Add a free independent accompaniment to the following melody, in three parts:

2. Write two florid parts above and one part of four notes against one below the following C.F.:

3. Write two notes against one above and two florid parts below the following C.F.:

4. Write three florid parts (a) above, (b) below, the following C.F., transposing it when necessary :—

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5. Write two florid parts above and one below the following C.F.: