The major scale with 1 flat in it's key signature
What is F major?
From Do to Fa.
What is a perfect 4th?
E - G - C
What is C major 1st inversion?
The 3 "big B's" in western music history.
Who are Bach, Beethoven and Brahms?
rit.
What is ritardando?
The minor key with 2 sharps in it's key signature.
What is B minor?
From Do to Te.
What is a minor 7th?
C - F - Ab
What is Fminor 2nd inversion?
The first era of music in western music history after medieval music.
What is the Baroque Era?
dim.
What is diminuendo?
The major scale with 3 flats in it's key signature.
What is Eb major?
From Do down to Ti.
What is a minor 2nd?
B - D - F - G
What is G7 1st inversion?
The era in western music that followed the Baroque Era.
What is the Classical Era?
con ped.
What is with pedal?
The major and minor scale with 5 sharps in their key signature.
What are B major and G#minor?
From Do to Fi.
What is an augmented 4th?
Bb - C - E - G
What is C7 3rd inversion?
The era in western music that followed the Classical Era.
What is the Romantic Period?
sem. stacc.
What is sempre staccato (always staccato)?
The major and minor scale with 7 flats in their key signature.
What are Cb major and Ab minor?
From Me to Sol.
What is a major 3rd?
Cb - Eb - Gb - Ab
What is Abminor7 1st inversion?
The composer that wrote 104 symphonies in his career.
Who is Franz Joseph Haydn?
D.C.
What is Da Capo?