terminology Flashcards

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eharmonics

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when the note is the same but it’s called something different depending on where it’s used

(e.g. d# and e-flat. same note but a different name depending on how the music is organized)

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2
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triad

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the 1, 3, and 5 of ANY scale

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3
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audiation

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seeing notes and being able to hear them in your head

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4
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absolute pitch

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the ability to identify a note without referencing another note. also known as “perfect pitch”

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5
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relative pitch

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the ability to identify a note when compared to another note

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6
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interval

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the distance between two notes

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7
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chord

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three notes or more

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8
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what is pitch?

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how high or low a note is compared to another note

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9
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what is chord progression?

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a sequence of chords

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10
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tonic

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the first note

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