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Unequal Fifths in Voice Leading
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What is the significance of avoiding ‘unequal fifths’ in SATB voice leading, and how does this rule contribute to harmonic stability?

A

The rule of unequal fifths applies only to the bass and soprano voices, ensuring proper counterpoint in outer voices

B

Avoiding unequal fifths prevents harsh dissonances and maintains smooth voice leading between chords, enhancing overall harmonic coherence

C

Unequal fifths are encouraged to create tension and chromatic interest in the harmonic progression

D

Avoiding unequal fifths is primarily an aesthetic choice with no significant impact on harmonic stability or voice leading

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