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Major Scale Key Sig.
Scale Degrees
Musical Symbols
Musical Terminology
Minor Scale Key Sig.
100
The Major Scale that has 4 Sharps.
What is E Major scale?
100
The first note or triad of a major or minor scale; the pitch to which the other tones of the scale seem to be related.
What is Tonic?
100
An accidental that, when placed in front of a note, raises the pitch of that note by a half step.
What is a Sharp sign?
100
The frequency at which a given sound vibrates.
What is Pitch?
100
The Minor scale that has no flats or sharps.
What is the a Minor Scale?
200
The Major scale that has no sharps or flats.
What is C Major Scale?
200
The third tone or triad of a major or minor scale.
What is Mediant?
200
An accidental that, when placed in front of a note, lowers the pitch of that note by a half step.
What is a Flat sign?
200
A musical sign used to indicate duration of silence.
What is a Rest?
200
The Minor scale that has 2 flats.
What is the g Minor Scale?
300
The Major Scale that has 7 flats.
What is the C-flat Major Scale?
300
The fourth tone or triad of a major or minor scale.
What is Subdominant?
300
An accidental that, when placed in front of a note, lowers the pitch of that note by two half steps (one hole step).
What is a Double Flat sign?
300
The speed at which a piece of music moves; the speed of the pulse.
What is Tempo?
300
The Minor Scale that has 5 flats.
What is the b-flat Minor Scale?
400
The Major Scale that has 7 Sharps.
What is the F-sharp Major Scale?
400
The sixth tone or triad of a major or minor scale.
What is Submediant?
400
An accidental that, when placed in front of a note, raises the pitch of that note by two half steps (one whole step).
What is a Double Sharp sign?
400
The major component of tonal harmony; three or more pitches sounding simultaneously.
What is a Chord?
400
The Minor Scale that has 4 flats.
What is the f Minor Scale?
500
The major scale with 2 flats.
What is the B-flat Major scale?
500
The seventh tone or triad of a major, melodic minor, or harmonic minor scale; a half step below the tonic.
What is Leading Tone?
500
A dot placed beside a note increases the value of the original note by one half.
What is a Dotted Note?
500
The basic chord of tonal music. A three-note cord constructed of two superimposed thirds.
What is a Triad?
500
The Minor Scale that has 7 sharps.
What is the a-sharp Minor Scale?