Notation
This symbol lowers a note by a half step
What is a flat?
This note is worth 4 beats
What is a whole note
FCGDAEB
What is the order of sharps!
This process of Vocal Production involves intensifying the sound being produced by vocal cords
What is Resonation?
The Root is always on the bottom of this type of triad
Root-Position Triad
These help us write notes that are not on the staff.
What are ledger lines?
The beats for this measure would be counted as:
1 2+ 3 4+
What is Q / E E / Q / E E
This is the rule for finding flat key signatures
What is find the second to last flat
You should avoid these, if you'd like to maintain peak vocal health!
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This root-position triad is built by having a minor 3rd on bottom and a minor 3rd on top.
What is a diminished triad?
This is what you'd get if you moved from C to Db
What is a half step?
This note is worth 3/4 of a beat
What is a dotted eighth note
These two key signatures break all of the rules in identifying Key signatures.
What are C and F?
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What is the recommended daily intake of water?
This triad is built by having a Major 3rd on bottom and a minor 3rd on top.
What is a Major Triad
This symbol neutralizes any other accidental on a note, making it a plain white key note
What is a natural?
The bottom number in a time signature tells us this.
What is which note gets one beat?
What is Eb Major
This is the third stage of the Breathing Process
What is a controlled Exhalation
The fifth is always on bottom for this type of triad.
What is a second inversion chord?
This interval has 5 half steps in it.
What is a perfect 4th?
The beats for this measure would be counted like so:
1ea+ 2+ 3+ 4.
What is SSSS / E E / E E/ Q
Go three half steps down from the Major
What is how to find the minor key signature?
Articulation
What is forming sound into words or the 4th stage of Vocal Production
This triad is built by having a minor 3rd on bottom and a Perfect 4th on top
What is a Major 1st Inversion Triad?