Signed, Major and Minor Scales
Intervals
Interval Inversions
Transpositions
100

Relative key signatures share this

the same accidentals

100

This word is for the interval of 1

Unison

100

This is what you get when you invert a major interval

Minor

100

Transposition keeps the same ___________ between notes

intervals

200

C major shares the same key signature as this minor key

A minor

200

Only these intervals can be perfect

1, 4, 5, and 8

200

This is what you get when you invert a perfect interval

Perfect

200

B-flat instruments transpose up by this interval

Major second

300

Parallel key signatures share this

The same starting pitch

300

These are the 5 qualities of intervals

major, minor, diminished, augmented, major

300

This what you get when you invert a major third

minor 6th

300

If an E-flat instrument is reading an F natural, what is the concert pitch

Concert A-flat

400

D sharp minor shares the same key signature as this

F sharp major

400

What is a perfect fifth above F4

C5

400

This is what you get when you invert a perfect octave

perfect unison

400

The Clarinet in A would play this pitch to sound like a concert F sharp

A

500

This is the relative key of Db minor

E major

500

What is a diminished third above D natural

F flat

500

This is what you get when you invert a diminished unison

Augmented Octave
500

This word tells us that from concert pitch to written pitch, you move down an octave

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