Name That Scale Degree
The first note in a scale
Tonic
This clef denotes notes of the highest pitches
Treble Clef
This form goes: AB
Binary
a rhythmic device in music that involves shifting the pulse from three beats to two beats
Hemiola
A piano with stuff in it.
Prepared Piano
The third note in a scale
Mediant
This Clef denotes notes of the lowest pitch
Bass Clef
This form goes as follows: ABA
Ternary Form
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Ostinato
An electric piano that is made for sampling tones instead of playing notes itself
mellotron
The fifth note in a scale
Dominant
One lower than treble, this clef denotes notes of medium-high pitch
Alto Clef
A song structure that alternates between two main sections popular with radio hits
Verse-Chorus or Song Form
The resonance by which the ear recognizes and identifies a voiced speech sound
Tambre
An open-ended, hollow gourd with notches cut in one side
guiro
The seventh note in a scale
Leading-Tone
One higher than bass, this clef denotes pitches of medium-low notes
Tenor Clef
ABACADA
Rondo
With mute in Italian
Con Sordino
An irish frame drum consisting of a circular frame covered with a head on one side
Bodhran
The fourth note in a scale
Sub-mediant
This clef denotes notes of medium-pitch
Soprano Clef
Sonata Form
A musical technique that involves playing a note or notes quickly and repeatedly, creating a trembling effect
Tremolo
A strange musical block that was stolen in this song
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