Clefs
The notes in the spaces of the Treble Clef
What is F A C E?
The scale degrees that include Major chords
What are the I, IV, and V chords?
The organization of beats and how they interact with each other within a piece of music
What is the Rhythm?
Part-writing rule where voices move in the same direction but by different intervals
What is Similar Motion?
Mr. Williams' first instrument learned
What is the Piano?
The notes on the lines of the Bass Clef
What is G B D F A?
The scale degrees that include Minor chords (Excluding the diminished)
The organization of the music throughout the entire piece of music
What is Form?
Part-writing rule where voices move in opposite directions
What is Contrary Motion?
What is "The Day After Tomorrow"?
Another name for the Treble Clef
What is the G Clef?
The volume of the piece of music
What are Dynamics?
Part-writing rule where voices move in the same direction by the same interval
What is Parallel Motion?
The country Mr. Williams visited when he attended his Study Abroad semester in college
What is Italy?
The notes on the lines for the Treble Clef
What is E G B D F?
The four most popular chords in all of popular music
What are the I, IV, V, and vi chords?
What is Texture?
Part-writing rule where voices move while at least one voice stays on the same note
What is Oblique Motion?
Mr. Williams' favorite song
What is "Everybody Wants To Rule The World"?
What are Ledger Lines?
The reason for one chord in the scale being diminished in quality
What are the limits of the key signature?
What is Timbre?
When two notes sound the same but are noted with different accidentals (ex. G-Sharp and A-flat)
What are Enharmonic Equivalents?
Mr. Williams' favorite ride or attraction at Walt Disney World
What is the "Carousel of Progress"?