Vocabulary
Various arrangements of durations made up of notes and rests within a time signature.
What is Rhythm
A perfect fifth above D.
What is A?
The major key with no flats or sharps
What is C Major?
The Vertical line separating music into measures to make it easier to read.
What is a Bar Line?
The notes of the V of C-Major.
What are G, B, and D?
Three or more pitches sounding simultaneously.
What is a chord
A major third above C
What is E?
The minor key with two sharps.
What is B minor?
Sharp, Flats, Double Sharps, and Double Flats
What are accidentals?
The notes of the iii of D-Major.
What are F#, A, and C#?
The musical distance between two pitches.
What is an interval?
A minor third above G
What is Bb
The major key with 5 flats
What is D-Flat Major?
The shortest distance in Western music notation.
What are half steps?
The notes of the vi of Bb minor
What is Gb, Bb, Db?
This is the acronym to remember the order of flats as they appear in a key signature
What is BEADGCF?
The tritone above G.
What is Db/C#?
The minor key with 6 flats
What is E-Flat Minor?
The symbols to represent silence.
What are Rests?
The notes of the IV of F-Minor.
What are Bb, Db, F?
When all notes of a chord are lined up in consecutive lines or spaces
What is root/closed position?
What is G#?
The major scale with 7 sharps
What is C-Sharp Major?
The constant, regular beat in music defined by the bottom number of a time signature.
What is pulse?
The notes of the ii of Db Major.
What are Eb, Gb, and Bb?