INSTRUMENTS AND PITCH ON A STAFF
The instrument that produces the MOST non-pitched sounds.
What is the percussion
The interval half-step higher than d5.
What is the perfect fifth?
The number of beats per minute that Allegro indicates.
What are 120 beats per minute?
The name that refers to a 4/4 time signature.
What is a common time?
A chord is written with a “6.” What does it indicate?
The chord is in first inversion.
The instrument family the baritone belongs.
What is the aerophone?
How does a double flat alter a pitch?
Lowering it by two half steps
A scale with ^3 and ^7 altered is a..?
What is blues scale?
The note that is produced if a quarter note has two flags added.
What is a sixteenth note?
The key signature with two flats.
What is a g-minor?
The function of the musical staff.
What is organizing pitches?
The number of pitches that form a chromatic scale.
What are 12 pitches?
The function of a tessitura.
What is a vocalist's range?
The length a whole note with a dot lasts in 4/4 time.
What are 6 beats?
Which key signatures has no sharps or flats?
What is A-minor?
The pitch the top line on a staff with a treble clef indicates.
What is the F key?
The term that describes the relationship between E flat and D sharp.
What is an enharmonic?
The tempo that indicates a "walking space"
What is an andante?
When does an anacrusis typically occur?
What is before the downbeat.
An augmented triad is equivalent to
What are two major thirds?
The representation of the pitch in the middle line of a staff with an alto cleff.
What is the C pitch?
The tonic pitch of an A-flat major scale.
A soprano would MOST likely have a(n)
What is a high vocal range?
When would a syncopated note occur?
What is on a weak beat?
The key signature will contain a
What are series of accidentals?