Basics
Often called the G clef, this is the standard clef for upper voice parts.
What is the Treble Clef.
A clock shaped diagram that holds all musical keys, rotating in 5ths.
What is the Circle of Fifths.
From natural minor to harmonic minor, what is altered?
What is raising the 7th?
A diminished triad is made out of what two intervals.
What is a minor third and a minor third?
This is the basic pulse of a musical passage.
What is the beat?
Often referred to as the F clef, this is the standard clef for lower voice parts.
What is the Bass Clef.
Scale with Bb, Eb, and Ab in the key signature.
What is Eb Major.
Spell out a g# minor triad.
What is g#, b, d#?
What does a dot after the note head do to the duration.
What is adding half the value of the current note?
Symbols that indicate how loud or soft a note/phrase should be.
What are dynamics?
What is the 7th scale degree known as in major?
What is the leading tone?
This is necessary to write next to the figured bass to indicate a MAJOR SEVENTH.
What is a capital M?
This time signature is known as a Compound Duple.
What is 6/8 time?
Notes with the same sound, but different letter names.
What are enharmonics?
Using whole steps and half steps, what is the makeup of a minor scale?
What is W,H,W,W,H,W,W?
Spell out an "e natural half dimished seventh chord".
What is e, g, bb, d?
What would 4/8 time be described as.
What is Simple Quadruple?
Using whole steps and half steps, spell out a major scales make-up.
What is W,W,H,W,W,W,H.
A minor scale with a raised 6th and 7th scale degree.
What is a Melodic Minor Scale.
This seventh chord inversion consists of the 5th being the bass note. Give the name and the figured bass.
What is Second Inversion, 4/3?
The alternate name for a double whole note.
What is a Breve?