Vocabulary
Key signatures
Difference Between Scales
Triads
Potpourri
100

The length of sound in time

What is the duration?

100

Helps determine how many beats per measure there will be and which note value will be counted as a beat

What is the time signature?

100

The 3rd, 6th, and 7th notes are usually a half step lower in a minor scale than a major

What is the main difference between a major and minor scale?

100

It is the lowest note of the 3 notes


What is the root of a triad?

100

Quarter notes are mainly used throughout music.

What are the most common notes used throughout music? I.e. half, quarter, eighth, sixteenth, and whole notes.

200

used to divide written music into intervals

What is the bar line used for?

200

lets the musician know which sharps or flats are in the key of the piece Why are Key signatures important?

Why are Key signatures important? 

200

Look at the key signatures 

How can you tell which Major scale you will be playing?

200

The root (1), 3rd note(2), and 5th note(3).

What are the three notes called within a triad?

200

Yes

Can Augmented Sixth chords have enharmonic spellings? Yes or no?

300

Allegro 

What is the name for having a fast tempo?

300

Zero

How many sharps are in the key of F?

300

No, it has to either be sharp or flat. 

Can you mix sharps and flats within a major scale?

300

The fifth note on the triad is either raised or lowered a half/whole step (represented by the #, X, bb, or b)

How can you tell if a triad is augmented or diminished?

300

Pentatonic Scale

What is a five-tone scale called?

400

a marking indicating the gradual decrease in tempo

What is a Ritardando?

400

Six flats

How many flats does the Gb major scale contain?

400

C# or Cb scales only

What is the only note value that has a sharp scale with all notes being sharps AND a flat scale with all notes being flat? 

400

Major

Fill in the blank. A major triad is created by taking a root note and combining it with a (blank) third and a perfect fifth.

400

Zero 

How many accidentals can be found in the Cmajor concert scale?

500

Is a scale containing only 6 notes, the second and sixth scale degrees are missing, the third and seventh degrees are lowered, and a lowered fifth degree is added to the existing 5th scale degree

What is the blues scale?

500

Four sharps

How many sharps does the E major scale contain?

500

7 Major scales: G Major, D Major, A Major, E Major, B Major, F# Major, and C# major.

How many major scales have the note F# in them? Name the scales.

500

you need to count up 7 half notes from the root note to get your perfect fifth

 In creating a minor triad, how many half steps do you need to count up from the root note to create the perfect fifth?

500

Für Elise is mainly played in A minor and E minor

What minor is Für Elise mainly played in?

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