minor key
Draw an f minor key signature
(Only Bb, Eb, Ab, Db)
Draw a D Major key signature
(Only F# and C#)
Draw a P4 in treble clef, starting on F
(F, Bb)
Draw a G Major IV
F# in key signature. C, E, G.
Explain what an Anticipation is...
Un-accented note that is approached by a step then stays the same. Leads to the second note.
Draw an a minor key signature
(No flats or sharps)
Draw an F Major key signature
(Only Bb)
Draw a m3 in bass clef, starting on F#
(F#, A)
Draw an F Major I
Bb in key signature. F, A, C.
Explain what an Escape tone is...
An escape tone is approached by a step then skips the opposite direction. They are un-accented and happen between two chords.
How many flats are in g minor?
2 flats
How many sharps are in E Major?
4 Sharps
Draw a P5 in treble clef, starting on D#
(D#, A#)
Draw a b minor vi
F# and C# in key signature. B, D, F.
Explain what a Passing Tone is...
A passing tone is approached by a step then continues by step in the same direction.
G Major is relative to __ minor
e minor
d minor is also relevant to __ Major
F Major
Draw in A3 in bass clef, starting on G
(G, B#)
Draw a D Major 5/3 (figured bass, start on C)
F# and C# in the key signature. C#, E, G.
Explain what an Appoggiatura is...
An appoggiatura is approached by a skip then steps in the opposite direction. They are accented,
Name the flats in g minor:
Bb, Eb
Name the sharps in E Major:
(F#, G#, C#, D#)
Draw a d4 in table clef, starting on F#
(F#, Bb)
Draw a G Major #5 (figured bass, start on G)
F# in key signature. G, B, D#.
Explain what a Neighboring Tone is...
A neighboring tone is approached by a step then returns by a step to the original note. If it occurs in the second chord, it is accented.