Final Flashcards

(57 cards)

1
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The treble clef is also known as the

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G clef

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2
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The distance between 2 pitches

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Interval

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3
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The smallest interval used in western music

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Half-step

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4
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White keys with black keys in between and vice versa are a blank apart

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Whole step

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5
Q

Raises a note by a half step

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Sharp

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6
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Lowers a pitch by a half step

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Flat

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7
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Cancels out preceding accidental

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Natural

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8
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Raises a note by a whole step

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Double sharp (x)

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9
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Enharmonic equivalence

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Same pitch labeled differently

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10
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The alto and tenor clef is also known as the

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C clef

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11
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Notated time

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Pulse/beat

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12
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A pattern of accented and unaccented beats or pulses

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Meter

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13
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Simple meter

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Best is divided by two

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14
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Compound meter

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Best is divided by three

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15
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Triple meter

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A pattern of accented and unaccented beats where the accent is on every third beat.

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16
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Distance between two bar lines

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Measure

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17
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The bottom number of the time signature and the top number’s purpose

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The bottom number tells which note gets the beat and the top number tells how many beats per measure

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18
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6/8 is a

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Duple meter and compound

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19
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Syncopation

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Invoked the contradiction of the accented pattern or meter by putting a note value in a place where it does not normally occur

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20
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Hemiola

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Superimposing another meter on top of the established meter, briefly

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21
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Putting three notes in the span of two

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Triplet

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22
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Triplets

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Briefly superimpose a compound meter over a simple one

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Collection of pitches usually in half steps and whole steps. Usually in ascending and descending order

24
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Relative minor

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Shares the same pitch content or key signature with major scale

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To determine major or minor look at the
Third scale degree
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To convert from natural minor to harmonic minor
Raise the seventh
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To convert from a natural minor to a melodic minor
Raise the sixth and seventh while ascending
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Collection of sharps and flats at the beginning of the line which denotes what key you are in
Key signature
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If there is a whole step between 5 and 6 in a minor scale, it is..
Melodic
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The letter name
Pitch class
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Pitch
Note and octave
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Notes that occur at the same time
Harmonic intervals
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Notes that occur at separate times
Melodic intervals
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Intervals equal to or less than an octave
Simple intervals
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Intervals larger than an octave
Compound intervals
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Perfect intervals
1,4,5,8
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Perfect intervals cannot be
Major or minor
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Cannot be perfect
2,3,6,7
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Involves moving one pitch up or down so that the bottom is on top
Inverting an interval
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Three note chord (foundation for western music)
Triad
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Two thirds and an outside interval
Fifth
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Root triad figured bass
5/3
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Root seventh chord figured bass
753
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Third triad figured bass
6/3
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Third seventh chord figured bass
653
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Fifth triad figured bass
6/4
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Fifth seventh chord figured bass
643
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Seventh seventh chord figured bass
642
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To find the relative minor from Major Scale look at the
Sixth scale degree
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To find relative Major from minor look at the
Third scale degree
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Half diminished triad
Diminished triad, minor seven
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Fully diminished triad
Diminished triad, dim seven
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Musical shorthand around since baroque period. Allows musicians to improvise
Figured bass
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9 on top
Triple meter
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12 on top
Quadruple meter
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2 or four on bottom
Simple meter
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8 on bottom
Compound meter