Chord progression
What progression is most often used in jazz
ii–V–I (two-five-one)
What is a Authentic cadence?
5-1
What is C major key
C , D, E, F, G, A, B , C
What number is lydian?
"bright, dreamy musical scale"often described as a major scale with a raised fourth degree
(4th)
What is scale degree 1?
Tonic
What is the form for minor
W-H-W-W-H-W-W
What is a plagal cadence?
IV - I
What sharps are in D major?
F#, C#
What is locrian
The seventh, least stable, and darkest of the seven musical modes, built on the seventh scale degree of a major scale
What is scale degree 2?
Supertonic
What is the form for major
What is a deceptive cadence?
V-vi
F#,C#,G#,D#,A#,B#,C#
What number is mixolydian mode?
Often used in rock, blues, and folk, functioning as a major scale with a flattened (minor) 7th degree.
What is scale degree 4
Subdominant
What are the 4 pillars in music theory
Melody, Harmony, Ryhthym and Form.
What is a half cadence?
Ending on V
In the key of F major, a chord with the notes B-F-D-G is what?.
Gm7
What is phyrigian mode?
A musical scale often described as dark, exotic, or tense, characterized by its minor quality and a prominent flat second degree
What is scale degree 5
Dominant
What progressions used in hip hop
I-Vi Or I-Vi-Vii
What cadence is often described as an unresolved, "suspended"
Half cadence sounds suspended and ends on the dominant (V) chord rather than the tonic (I).
What is the F major key?
F, G, A, Bflat, C, D, E
What is aeolian mode
It is the sixth mode of the major scale, equivalent to the natural minor scale. It is characterized by a melancholic, sad, or emotional sound.
What is scale degree 7?
Leading tone