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Motive Inversion and Retrograde

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Which of the following describes the difference between the compositional techniques of motive inversion and motive retrograde?

A

Motive inversion changes the tempo of the phrase, while retrograde alters the harmony.

B

Motive inversion transposes the phrase to a different key, while retrograde maintains the original key.

C

Motive inversion adds new notes to the phrase, while retrograde removes existing notes.

D

Motive inversion flips the intervals vertically, while retrograde reverses the order of notes horizontally.

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