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Major Scales
Minor Scales
Cadences
Intervals
Accidentals
100
What is the relative major of A (natural minor)
C major
100
Which accidentals are in a A (Natural) minor Scale?
None
100
This candence goes from the Dominant to the Tonic?
Authentic Candence
100
This interval has 1 half step?
Minor 2nd
100
This accidental takes and raises a pitch by a half step
The Sharp
200
What is the relative major of E (natural) minor
D major
200
Which accidentals are in the F (sharp) minor scale?
F#, G#, and C#
200
This cadence goes from the subdominant to the tonic?
Plagal Cadence
200
This Interval has 4 half steps?
Major 3rd
200
Takes and lowers the pitch by a half step
The Flat
300
What is the relative major of E (Flat) Minor
G Flat
300
Which accidentals are in the C (natural) Minor Scale?
E flat, A flat, and B flat
300
Which cadence ends on the Dominant?
Half Cadence
300
This interval has 9 half steps
Major 6th
300
What cancels out the effects of an accidental?
A Natural
400
What is the relative Major of F (natural) minor
A flat Major
400
Which accidentals are in G (Natural) Minor scale?
B flat, and E flat
400
When Both chords are in root position and the uppermost note in the tonic chord is also the tonic what cadence is this?
Perfect Authentic Cadence
400
This interval has 8 half steps?
Minor 6th
400
This accidental takes and raises the pitch by two half steps, or a whole step.
The Double sharp.
500
What is the relative major of A (Sharp) Minor?
C#
500
What accidentals are in a A (Sharp) Minor Scale?
A#, B#, C#, D# E# F#, G#,
500
Which cadence goes from the Dominant to another chord such as the submediant?
Deceptive Cadence
500
This interval has 10 half steps?
Minor 7th
500
This accidental takes and lowers the pitch by two half steps, or a whole step.
The Double Flat.