Key Signatures
The major key with one flat.
What is F Major?
A note having the time value of a quarter of a whole note.
What is a quarter note?
Has the pattern of whole (W) and half (H) steps to W-H-W-W-H-W-W.
What is the natural minor scale?
The tonic of the C Major scale.
What is C?
What is a Whole scale?
The major key with four sharps.
What is E Major?
A whole step forward from B.
What is C#?
The leading tone of the natural minor scale is raised a half step up.
What is a harmonic minor scale?
The subdominant of the G Major scale.
What is C?
The scale where the 2nd and 6th pitch of a natural minor scale is eliminated and a note is added between the 4th and 5th pitch (either raised from the 4th or lowered from the 5th).
What is the Blues scale?
The minor key with five flats.
What is Bb minor?
What is G?
The ascending form of the natural minor scale's sixth and seventh degree is raised a half step up.
What is the melodic minor scale?
The leading tone of the A# minor scale.
What is G#?
Has the pattern whole (W) and half (H) steps to W-W-W&H-W-W&H.
What is the Major Pentatonic scale?
The minor key with seven sharps.
What is A# minor?
The double sharp of E.
What is F#?
Has intervals between the tonic and the third, sixth, and seventh scale degrees being minor intervals (m3, m6, and m7).
What is the natural minor scale?
The submediant of the F minor scale.
What is Db?
Has the pattern of whole (W) and half (H) steps to W-H-W&W-H-W&W.
What is the Minor Pentatonic scale?
The minor key that has the same key signature as Ab Major.
What is F minor?
A note having the time value of a quarter and an eighth of a whole note.
What is a dotted quarter note?
D#, E#, F#, G#, A#, B#, CX, D# notes in ascending form.
What is the D# melodic minor scale?
The triad consisting of notes F, A, C in ascending form for this minor scale.
What is the mediant triad of D natural minor?
G, A, B, D, E, G notes in ascending form.
What is the G Major pentatonic scale?