Musical Definitions/Elements
What does it mean to combine two songs into one?
Mash up
How long is the beat of the note that looks like a scythe?
Half a beat
What are the accidentals called?
Sharp (♯), Flat (♭), Natural (♮)
Which minors have no key signatures?
A minor
What are Enharmonic Tones?
Enharmonic Tones are notes with the same sound but are different notes.
What is it called when a variety of songs are played one after the other?
Medley
What is the name of the note that goes for 1/4 beats?
Sixteenth Note
There are no key signatures. what type of Major is this?
C Major
How many sharps does a C sharp minor has?
C sharp minor has 4 sharps
What is the enharmonic tone of G sharp?
A Flat
What type of form has 2 contrasting sections?
Binary Form
Which rest is the one with z on the top and c on the bottom?
Quarter Rest
A Major and E flat Major
A flat minor has the most flats which in total is 7
What is the enharmonic tone of C?
B sharp
What does the term "Crescendo" mean?
It means to gradually increase in volume
How long do you rest for if you combine the hat and the upside-down hat?
6 seconds.
How do you find the name of key signatures with sharps?
To find key signatures with sharps count one note up from the last sharp
Which minor has 6 sharps?
D sharp minor
What are the enharmonic tones between G and A?
A flat and G sharp
What are the types of textures?
Monophonic, Homophonic, Polyphonic, Heterophonic.
What happens if you add a dot beside a note or rest?
The values changes by adding half of the note/rest's value to the note/rest value.
What key signatures does a C sharp Major have?
F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯, A♯, E♯, B♯
What flat keys does a B flat minor has?
B flat minor has B, E, A, D, G
How many enharmonic equivalents are there?
There are 12