Note values
Key signatures
Intervals
Italian Terms
Chords and cadences
100
A note that has the same value as four quavers.
What is a minim?
100
The key signature of F major.
What is b-flat?
100
The interval of C up to F.
What is a perfect 4th?
100
A term meaning "at a walking pace"
What is andante?
100
The lowest sounding note in a triad.
What is the root?
200
Notes worth a quarter of a beat in 4/4 time.
What are semiquavers?
200
The key signature of A major.
What has 3 sharps...F, C, G?
200
The four perfect intervals. (three are acceptable)
What is unison, 4, 5 and octave?
200
A term meaning "getting softer".
What is diminuendo or decrescendo?
200
The three primary triads by their formal names.
What is tonic, subdominant and dominant?
300
The value of a minim tied to a semibreve.
What is six beats?
300
The key signature with 5 flats.
What is the key of D-flat?
300
The word describing an interval that is one semitone larger than a perfect interval.
What is augmented?
300
The meaning of the opposite terms, legato and staccato.
What is smoothly and detached/short?
300
A cadence that ends with a surprise, in an unexpected way.
What is an interrupted cadence?
400
The number of semiquavers that equal the value of a semibreve.
What is 16?
400
The relative minor key of F major.
What is D minor?
400
The interval from C up to E-flat.
What is a minor 3rd?
400
Term meaning "everybody plays".
What is tutti?
400
A chord with the 3rd in the lowest position.
What is a first inversion chord?
500
The value of a dotted crotchet tied to a dotted minim.
What is 4 1/2 beats?
500
The key signature of C minor.
What has three flats, B, E, A?
500
The note played above C to create a diminished 6th interval.
What is A--double flat?
500
The meaning of piu mosso and meno mosso.
What is moving quicker and moving slower?
500
The cadence that is a subdominant followed by a tonic.
What is a plagal cadence?
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