Transcription of MUS 142 Figured Bass Reference Chart - Continuo
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MUS 142 Figured Bass Reference ChartThis Chart lists the common Figured bass symbols. In each group, the simplest (and usually the mostcommon) form is listed first, followed by the fuller- Figured varieties. The fuller forms show theintervals you are always expected to fill in, even though the common form omits them. Notice that thefigure 8 does not appear: it is normally used to show the voice-leading in the resolution of a that figures are always affected by the key signature. The notes you play are drawn from thescale corresponding to the key signature of the inv2nd inv(nothing), =, >, <, 3 , 5= , 5> , 5< , 536 , 63 64 SEVENTHS root1st inv2nd inv3rd inv 7 6 6 67, 73 , 53 , 7565 , 5343 , 432 , 4 , 42 , 42 OTHER (usually suspensions, anticipations or harmonized accented passing notes) 9 9 9 74, 549, 93 , 5394 , 549
Figured Bass Reference Chart This chart lists the common figured bass symbols. In each group, the simplest (and usually the most common) form is listed first, followed by the fuller-figured varieties. The fuller forms show the intervals you are always expected to fill in, even though the common form omits them. Notice that the
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