Major Pentascales
Harmonic Intervals
Melodic Intervals
C Major Scale
Other Review
100

Play a C major pentascale on the piano.

CDEFG

100

Play a harmonic 2nd with G4 as the lower note.

G4-A4

100

Play a melodic 3rd higher on the piano, starting with A1.

A1-C2

100

Play the tonic note of C major scale

C
100

If the notehead is on the middle line of the staff, stems go...

Up or down.

200

Play a G Major pentascale on the piano.

GABCD

200

Play a harmonic 4th with C3 as the lowest note.

C3-F3

200

Play a melodic 5th higher on the piano, starting on D4.

D4-A4

200

Play the dominant note of C major scale.

G

200
Sw, Sww, and SwMw are all examples of:
Pulse.
300

Play an F Major pentascale on the piano.

FGABbC

300

Play a harmonic unison with E5 as the lower note.

Single E5 sound

300

Play a melodic 6th lower on the piano, starting on B2.

B2-D2

300

Play the mediant note of C major scale.

E

300

Use this type of rest to fill a measure with silence in 3/4 time.

Whole rest

400

Play a D Major pentascale on the piano.

DEF#GA

400

Play a harmonic 7th on the piano with F4 as the higher note

G3-F4

400

Play a melodic 9th lower on the piano, starting on F7.

F7-E6

400

Play the C major scale ascending from C4-C5.

CDEFGABC

400

This tempo term means at a moderate walking pace.

Andante

500

Play a Bb Major pentascale on the piano.

BbCDEbF

500

Play a harmonic 10th on the piano, with D5 as the higher note.

B3-D5

500

Play a melodic 15th lower on the piano, starting on E3.

E3-E1

500

Play the C major scale descending from C7 to C6.

CBAGFEDC

500

This tempo term means very slow and broad, a solemn tempo.

Largo

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