Basic Music Theory
It gives a half note that it's attached to, an extra beat.
What does a dot do?
A major key with no sharps or flats.
What is C Major?
A unision.
What type of interval has 0 half steps?
A scale with no raised notes.
What is a natural scale?
A chord comprised of the 1, the 3, and the 5.
What is a major triad?
It tells how many beats per measure and what note gets the full beat.
What is the time signature?
A major key with 5 sharps.
What is B major
A perfect 4th.
What interval has 5 half steps?
A scale with a raised 7th.
What is a harmonic scale?
A chord that involves the seven.
What is a 7th chord?
A 16th note.
In 4/4 time, what note can have a maximum of 4 notes in one beat?
A major key with 4 flats
What is Ab Major
An interval that is more than 1 octave.
What is a compound interval?
A scale with a raised 6th and 7th.
What is a melodic scale?
A chord comprised of the 3rd, the 5th and the root in that order.
What is a first inversion triad?
A term that means quick, lively.
Vivace
A minor key with 6 sharps.
What is d# minor.
A perfect interval with 8 half steps
What is an augmented 5th?
A scale made up of whole steps only.
What is a Whole Tone scale?
An augmented C major root triad
What do you get when you put a sharp on the top note or a flat on the bottom note of the C major root chord.
The name of the 4th degree of any scale.
What is the subdominant pitch?
A minor key with 3 sharps.
What is f# minor.
A minor interval with 10 half steps
What is a minor 7th?
A scale that was originally a type of black folk music.
What is the Blues scale?
The III, the VI, and the VII.
What are the major triads in a minor key?