GCE O-Level Higher Music Practice Questions - Singapore GCE O-Level Higher Music (SEAB Syllabus 6086) Exam

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Which specific interval combination distinguishes a German Augmented Sixth chord from a French Augmented Sixth chord in A minor?

German +6 contains a minor third above the bass (F-A-C-D#), while French +6 contains a major second above the bass (F-A-B-D#) German +6 contains a major third above the bass (F-A-C#-D#), while French +6 contains a minor sixth above the bass German +6 contains a perfect fifth above the bass, while French +6 contains a diminished octave German +6 is a root position chord, while French +6 is always in third inversion

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German +6 contains a minor third above the bass (F-A-C-D#), while French +6 contains a major second above the bass (F-A-B-D#)

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