This Major Scale contains only natural notes.
What is the C Major Scale?
The notes for this triad are: C, E, G
What is the C Major Triad?
What note is between the Treble and Bass clef?
What is C4?
This is an interval with 0 spacing.
What is a Perfect Unison?
This word refers to the top numbers in a time signature.
What are subdivisions?
This Natural Minor Scale only has sharps.
What is the A# Natural Minor Scale?
This triad's notes are: G#, B#, Dx
What is the G# Augmented Triad?
This is the first note ON a ledger line above the Treble clef.
What is A5?
A perfect fifth has this many half steps.
What is 7 half steps?
This word refers to the first note of a scale.
What is tonic?
This Harmonic Minor Scale has two flats and one sharp.
What is the G Harmonic Minor Scale?
The notes for this 7th Chord are: G, B, D, F
What is the G dominant 7th chord?
This is the first note ON a ledger line below the Bass Clef?
What is E2?
The note a Minor 3rd above B.
What is D?
This word means the interval between one pitch, and another that is double its frequency.
What is octave?
This Major Pentatonic Scale has 3 flats.
What is the Eb Major Pentatonic Scale?
This triad contains the notes: B, D, G
What is G Major Triad First Inversion?
What is Bass clef?
The note a perfect fifth below C#/Db
This time signature is sometimes referred to as Common Time
What is 4/4?
This Blues Scale has 4 flats.
What is the Ab Blues Scale?
This 7th chord contains the notes: Eb, F, A, C
What is F Dominant 7th Chord Third Inversion?
This clef is centered on C4
What is Alto Clef?
This note is an major 7th above F
What is E?
One or more unstressed notes before the first bar line of a piece or passage.
What is an anacrusis?