Accented passing notes mean notes which land on a new chord but are passing notes between the new chord and the chord previous. Un-accented passing notes mean you go from a chord and then make a passing note before you hit the next chord.
I'd never actually understood what "suspended" chords are. I mean, I play guitar so the term is all there, I'd just never gotten it. But you can suspend any note of one chord when you hit the next chord. An anticipation is the opposite of a suspension. You bring a note in early. (And frequently they're in a dotted form.)
- Passing notes
- Auxiliary notes
- Suspensions
- Anticipations
Reflecting motifs and counterpoint.
- High and low pedals.
- Alberti bass and broken chords.
- Bringing parts in and out.
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