Terms
Key Signatures
Intervals
Time signature
Triads
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The way music is structured is called:

What is form?

100
This major key has no flats or sharps.

What is C major?

100
An interval going from D to D.

What is a perfect unison?

100

This tempo means moderately.

What is moderato?

100

When three or more pitches are played at the same time.

What is a chord?

200

This musical term determines speed.

What is tempo?

200

This major key has two flats.

What is Bb major?

200

An interval going from A to E.

What is a perfect 5th?

200

Quick, lively tempo.

What is allegro?

200

In root position, the 5th of the triad is this interval quality above the root.

What is perfect?

300

This is the term used to identify high and low.

What is pitch?

300

This minor key has three sharps.

What is f sharp minor?

300

An interval going from E to G sharp.

What is a major third?

300

This term indicates that music should gradually speed up.

What is accelerando?

300

The 5th of a B flat major triad.

What is F?

400

This scale contains all 12 notes within an octave.

What is a chromatic scale?

400

This major key has five sharps.

What is B major?

400

An interval going from C to A flat.

What is a minor sixth?

400

Name of the slowest tempo.

What is larghissimo?

400

This type of triad is made up of a major 3rd and a perfect 5th.

What is a major triad?

500

The regular, recurrent pulsation in music.

What is beat?

500

This minor key has no sharps or flats.

What is A minor?

500

An interval going from A to G sharp.

What is a major seventh?

500
Measurement of tempo.

What is BPM (beats per minute)?

500

The primary triads in major keys.

What is I, IV, and V?