Elements of Music
Pitches that rise and fall creating a recognizable pattern.
What is a melody?
Key with no flats or sharps.
What is the key of C?
Key with 3 sharps.
What is the key of A?
Basic pulse of music that is perceived as fundamental.
What is the beat?
Key(s) located at 12:00 on the Circle of 5ths.
What is the key of C?
Patterns of sound; the duration of individual pitches or timbres.
What is rhythm?
Key with 1 sharp.
What is the key of G?
Key with 4 sharps.
What is the key of E?
The distinctive quality of tone or sound.
What is Timbre?
The number of major key signatures on the Circle of 5ths, not including enharmonics.
What is the number 12?
Two or more different musical pitches played or sung at the same time.
What is harmony?
Key with 2 sharps.
What is the key of D?
Key with 3 flats.
What is the key of Eb?
The same pitch, but with different names depending upon the musical context.
What is an enharmonic?
The key(s) located at 6:00 on the Circle of 5ths.
What are the keys of F#/Gb?
The design and organization of music – its shape or structure created through repetition, contrast, unity, and variety.
What is form?
Key with 1 flat.
What is the key of F?
Key with 4 flats.
What is the key of Ab?
What is consonance?
The order of sharps.
What is FCGDAEB?
Aspects of music creating clear contrast and definitive style.
What are the expressive elements?
Key with 2 flats.
What is the key of Bb?
Key with 5 sharps.
What is the key of B?
Tension/discord between two or more pitches.
What is dissonance?
The order of flats.
What is BEADGCF?