Baroque Counterpoint And Harmonic Progressions
The development of tonal counterpoint during the Baroque period influenced the evolution of harmonic progressions in Western classical music primarily by:
A
It reduced the importance of cadences in defining tonal centers
B
It established a framework for functional harmony based on the relationships between chords
C
It eliminated the use of modal scales in favor of exclusively major and minor tonalities
D
It introduced the concept of parallel fifths as the primary means of chord progression
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