Music Theory Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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Tertian

A

Chords stacked in thirds

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2
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Di-ad

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Just a plain interval

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3
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Tri-ad

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Three note cord

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4
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Major-minor cord

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Called a major cord because the major is the bottom interval

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5
Q

Root

A

Bottom note of cord

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6
Q

Major triad

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Minor third stacked on a major third doesn’t matter the key

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7
Q

Minor 7 scale degree

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Sub tonic

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8
Q

1 scale degree

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Tonic

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9
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2 scale degree

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Super tonic

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10
Q

3 scale degree

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Mediant

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11
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4 scale degree

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Sub-dominant

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12
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5 scale degree

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Dominant

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13
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6 scale degree

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Sub-mediant

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14
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7 major scale degree

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Leading tone

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15
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How to find the minor when you have the major

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1.) 6th note of the major scale
2.) Subtract 3 flats from key signature (think of flats at negative number and sharps as positive)

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16
Q

How to find the major when you have the minor

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1.) Add three sharps to the key signature

17
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Interval: P1

18
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Interval: M2

19
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Interval: M3

20
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Interval: P4

21
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Interval: P5

22
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Interval: M6

23
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Interval: M7

A

11 half steps

24
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Interval: P8

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12 half steps

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Interval inversion
Major- Minor Minor-major Augmented-diminished Perfect-perfect Number add up to 9 (m7 inverts to M2)
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Minor triad
M3 stacked on a m3
27
Augmented triad
M3 stacked on a M3
28
Diminished triad
m3 stacked on a m3
29
If the lowest mote of the cord is the 3rd it's called a
First inversion
30
If the 5th in the lowest not of the cord it's called a
2nd inversion
31
Degree symbol means the quality of the chord is:
Diminished
32
Plus sign means the quality of the chord is:
Augmented
33
If the root of the chord is the lowest note
Root position
34
If the lowest note of the chord is the third
First inversion
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If the lowest note of the chord is the fifth
2nd inversion