Name that Interval
The interval from F to G is what?
What is a Major 2nd?
These relative keys have 3 sharps in their key signature.
What are A Major and F# minor?
If the top number of a time signature is a 9, how would you best describe the meter?
What is Compound Triple?
This mode is based on the natural minor scale.
What is Aeolian?
The alto and tenor clefs are are considered what kind of clefs?
What is movable C?
When trying to figure out this interval, people will often sing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star"
What is a Perfect 5th?
This minor key has 3 flats
What is C minor?
In 6/8, how many beats are in the measure?
What is two?
This mode is commonly used in rock and jazz, which mostly sounds major but with a lowered 7th scale degree.
What is Mixolydian?
What is the enharmonic equivalent of F flat?
What is E?
Another name for an augmented 4th is the what?
What is a Tritone?
This major key has 6 sharps
What is F# Major?
Some songs will begin on a beat that precedes the first measure with this note(s)
What is an Anacrusis?
The interval between the first and second notes of this minor modal scale is a minor 2nd.
What is Phrygian?
This term describes a note's attack, sustain, and release
What is Envelope?
The interval from A to F is what?
What is a minor 6th?
The relative major of this key has 2 flats.
What kind of meter would 7/8 be described as?
What is asymmetrical?
What mode uses the same notes and key as C, but begins on F?
What is Lydian?
The 7th scale degree in a natural minor scale is referred to as what?
What is Subtonic?
A minor 2nd inverted becomes this interval.
What are the names of the 6 major enharmonic keys?
What are B & Cb, F# & Gb, C# & Db
This is a special kind of syncopation found in triple meters where the beat is temporarily regrouped into 2s
What is a Hemiola?
The Beatles utilized this mode when composing "Eleanor Rigby" by raising the 6th in the otherwise minor melodic line.
What is Dorian?
Because of their unstableness and jarring manner, all intervals of 2nds and 7ths, including all diminished and augmented intervals, are considered to be this.
What is dissonant?