Contrary Motion Between Outer Voices
In music of the Common Practice Period, what is the typical effect of contrary motion between the outer voices on a harmonic progression?
A
It strengthens the harmonic progression and creates a sense of forward motion
B
It has no significant impact on the harmonic progression
C
It creates static harmony and reduces voice independence
D
It weakens the harmonic progression and leads to tonal ambiguity
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