This major key has no sharps of flats in the key signature
What is C major?
The Distance between C and E is this interval
What is a major third?
This chord consists of a root, a major third and a perfect fifth
What is a major chord?
This term refers to the speed of a piece of music
what is tempo?
This major key has one flat in its key signature
What is F major?
This minor key has one sharp in the key signature
What is E minor?
This is the scale that formed by using all white keys on the piano starting from C
What is the C major scale?
This chord is built by combining the root, minor third, and perfect fifth
What is a minor chord?
This term describes playing or singing a smoothly and connectedly
What is legato?
This minor key has three flats in the key signature
What is C minor?
This major key had three flats in the key signature
What is E flat major?
This is the interval between a root and a perfect fifth in a major scale
What is a perfect fifth?
This chord is formed by stacking three notes with a major third and a minor third above the root
what is a major seventh chord?
This term refers to the volume level of a musical passage
This is the major key that has four flats in the key signature
what is A flat major?
This is the minor key that has four sharps in its a key signature
What is C sharp minor?
This scale starts with a half step followed by a whole step and continues in a specific pattern of whole and half step
what is the diminished scale?
This harmonic function in a progression resolves from the dominant to the tonic
What is a cadence?
This term describes a gradual decrease in volume
What is diminuendo?
This minor key has five flats in the key signature
What is D flat minor
This major key has six flats in a key signature
What is B flat major?
This is the name of a mode that starts on the second degree of a major scale
What is a diminished seventh chord?
What is syncopation?
This major key has six flats in its key signature
What is G flat major?