Accidentals
This lowers a note by 1 half step
What is a flat?
The one major scale with no sharps or flats
What is C Major?
Instead of next to notes, these stick to the beginning on a measure.
What are key signatures?
From C to C
What is a 1st generic interval?
A specific interval with 2 half steps.
What is a major 2nd?
This raises a note by a half step
What is a sharp?
This major scale that has 5 flats
What is a D flat major?
The key signature calculation method has you memorize this amount of major and minor scales
Seven major and minor scales
From C to G
What is a 5th generic interval?
A specific interval with 5 half steps.
What is a perfect 4th?
This can cancel out any accidental
What is a natural?
This major scale has 3 sharps
What is A major?
Add or Subtract 7 to the numeric value of a major
What is the rule of key signature calculation?
From E to D
What is a 7th generic interval?
A specific interval with one more half step then a perfect interval.
What is an augmented interval?
This lowers a note by a whole step
What is a double flat?
The order of flats
What is BEADGCF?
Numeric Value = 0
The numeric value of C major
From C to C#
What is a 1st generic interval with an accidental?
A specific interval with one less half step then a perfect interval.
What is a diminished interval?
This raises a note by a whole step
What is a double sharp?
The order of sharps
What is FCGDAEB?
Numeric value = -6
The numeric value of F# major
From C to Bb
What is a 7th generic interval with an accidental?
From C to Bbb
What is a d7?