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Comprising one eighth of the whole
What is eighth note?
It's the Major key with 4 sharps
What is E major?
Sharply located two semitones above F
What is Fx? (F-double-sharp)
On an F major triad in second inversion, one would find that the sixth would be this note
What is A?
Two beats of silence per measure
What is half rest?
Four beats per measure; very common in mainstream music
What is 4/4 time signature?
Known for being a key signature with 6 flats
What is Gb major? (G flat)
On a major ninth interval, if your second note is D, your first would be this
What is C?
Three notes not contained within an octave
What is open position?
Slowly but surely building speed
What is accelerando?
The second line, 5 notes above middle C
What is treble clef?
This scale degree tells you where to find the natural note on an F blues scale
What is Dominant?
Starting at D, this is where a minor sixth interval leads
What is Bb? (B flat)
The third root position chord in E-flat major
What is G minor?
A minor key of four flats
What is Ab Minor? (A flat)
Soft, but not too soft
What is mezzo piano?
If you want a scale with 5 sharps, look no further
What is G# minor? (G sharp)
The musical distance from F to C
What is a perfect fifth interval? (P5)
The number of sharps in an A augmented triad
What is two?
This particular scale is brave enough to stand out from the crowd and have two whole intervals greater than a whole step
What is major pentatonic?
The subdominant of the C major scale
What is F major?
This harmonic minor scale has a G# as its leading tone
What is A harmonic minor?
In which the mediant and leading tone are instead minor-third intervals
What is C pentatonic scale?
In "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," this would be the accompanying dominant seventh chord
What is Cmaj7? (C major seventh)
We're looking for "subdominant triad in Eb Major," please.
What is AbMaj? (A flat Major)