Triads
All ________ are made up of a Root, 3rd, and a 5th.
What are Triads or Chords?
The notes in a C major chord.
What are C E and G?
These are the perfect intervals.
What are 1, 4, 5, and 8?
The alternative name for cut time.
Hint: Not 2/2
What is Alla Breve?
The word for "The End."
What is Fine?
The dynamics for "soft" and "loud"
What are piano and forte?
These are the primary triads.
What are I IV and V
The notes in a C minor chord.
What are C, E flat, and G?
The interval between the notes C and G.
What is a Perfect 5th?
The number of beats in a single measure of 6/8.
What is 6?
The music mark that holds a note for twice its value.
What is a Fermata?
The word for "Gradually Louder"
What is Crescendo?
To change a major triad to a minor triad, one must lower this note of the chord.
What is the third?
The notes in an A flat major chord.
What are A flat, C and E flat?
Only these types of intervals can be made into minor intervals.
What are major intervals?
This note counts as half of a beat in cut time.
What is a Quarter Note?
A word that means "an added ending."
What is a Coda?
The word for "Faster"
What is accelerando?
This is the V chord in the key of G.
(Bonus points for the notes of the chord)
What is a D chord
(D, F sharp, and A)
The notes in a G minor chord.
What are G, B flat, and D?
The interval between the notes E and G sharp?
What is a Major 3rd?
This note receives one beat in 3/8, 6/8, and 12/8.
What is an eighth note?
The mark for a "Sudden Accent"
What is Sforzando?
The tempo for "Walking Speed"
What is Andante?
This is the IV chord in B flat major.
(Bonus Points for the notes in the chord)
An E flat chord
(E flat, G and B flat)
The notes in an E flat minor chord.
What are E flat, G flat, and B flat?
The interval between B flat and D flat.
What is a minor 3rd?
If a song is in 4/4 and has an incomplete measure at the beginning of 2 beats, this is the largest note value that can be placed in the last measure.
What is a half note?
A word that means "repeat from the sign."
What is Dal Segno?
The Tempo for "Lively and Fast."
What is Vivace?