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__**Non-harmonic Tones:**__

Passing tone: moving to a different chord

Neighboring tone: chord, note above, same chord

Appoggiatura: jump from a chird to the ninth, then chord


 * Passing Tones: Approached by a step, left by a step in the same direction, accented passing tone if it occurs on a strong beat, unaccented occurs on a weak beat (PT)
 * Neighbor Tones: Chord, goes to either upper or lower neighbor, then back to the same chord, once again accented or unaccented (NT)
 * Suspensions: opposite of Retardations, keeps a note the same then steps downward, name determined by distance from base to the top harmonic and then the nonharmonic tone (SUS) 2-3, 4-3, 7-8, 9-8
 * Anticipations: Hear a note from the next chord happen too soon. Approached by a step, left by the same note, usually unaccented
 * Appoggiatura: Approached by a leap and left by a step, almost always accented
 * Changing Tones: go to upper neighbor and lower neighbor, then back to chord (CT)
 * Retardations: Keeps a note from the same chord then steps upward (RET)
 * Escape Tones: Press hand onto a hot stove, then leap away. Approached by a step then leaps in the opposite direction. Cannot be accented (ET)
 * Cambiata: Same as appogiatura except the leap is on a weak beat and the step is on a strong beat
 * Free Tone: Approached by a leap then left by a leap
 * Pedal Tone: A not stays the same while others change
 * Chromatic Passing Tone: Note that doesn't fit and isn't a named non-harmonic tone