There are this many letters used in the musical alphabet.
What is 7? (A-B-C-D-E-F-G)
How many beats does a dotted whole note receive?
What is 6 beats?
This is the pattern of Whole and Half steps used to construct a major scale.
What is W-W-H-W-W-W-H?
What are scale degrees 1-3-5?
There are this many distinct pitches in a seventh chord.
What is 4?
This is an enharmonic equivalent of F#.
What is Gb? (opt. "E double-sharp")
This ornamentation tells a musician to play two or more DIFFERENT pitches without any breaks or gaps in the sound
What is a slur?
This is the relative minor key to Eb major
What is C minor?
These are the pitches in an F minor triad.
What are F, Ab, and C?
This is the typical formula used for a dominant seventh chord.
What is 1-3-5-b7?
Alto clef is also referred to as this.
What is C clef?
DAILY DOUBLE:In 6/8 time how many beats are in a single measure? What type of note value gets one beat?
What is 6 beats? / What is an eighth note?
There are this many sharps in the key of B major.
In a major key, the "seven" chord is typically this quality.
What is diminished? (vii°)
These are the pitches in a Bb half-diminished seventh chord.
What are Bb, Db, Fb, and Ab?
Identify the interval from 'E' UP TO 'C'.
What is a minor sixth?
Identify the meter classification of 3/4 (Hint: Think simple or compound)
What is simple triple?
This scale degree is raised when changing a natural minor scale into harmonic minor.
What is scale degree 7?
If a G Major triad has D as its bass note, than the triad is in this inversion.
What is 2nd inversion/(6/4)?
DAILY DOUBLE: This is the figured bass symbol used to identify a SEVENTH CHORD in second inversion.
What is 4/3?
When the interval of a 'sixth' is inverted, it become this interval.
What is a third? (Remember: Interval Inversions should add up to 9)
A measure of 3/4 contains one dotted quarter note and one eighth note. How many quarter-note beats remain?
What is 1 quarter note?
Correctly spell an ASCENDING A MELODIC minor scale
In A HARMONIC minor, these are the pitches of the III+ chord.
What are C, E, and G#?
What are D, F, A, and C?