Unit Four: Expanding the Five Finger Position, The Key of C Major, The Key of G Major Flashcards

1
Q

What does 2/4 Time Signature
mean?

A

Top number is 2 beats per measure, Bottom measure- Quarter note is worth 1 beat.

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2
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What does Staccato mean?

A

Dot under/over the note, play these notes very short.

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3
Q

What does Flat mean?

A

Symbol that occurs before a note, play this note one key to the LEFT

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4
Q

What’s a Half Step?

A

Distance between a key on the piano and the IMMEDIATE next key

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5
Q

What’s a Whole Step?

A

Distance between one key on the piano and two keys away/ two keys away from the written note- black key to another black key, white key to another white key USUALLY

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6
Q

What’s a Tetrachord?

A

Chord (group of notes) with four pitches in it

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7
Q

What’s the Major Scale?

A

Two tetrachords put together (4+4 =8 notes)

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8
Q

What does Fortissimo mean?

A

Plays very loudly

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9
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What does Natural mean?

A

Symbol that means to play the white key of that pitch

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10
Q

What are Syncopated notes?

A

Notes that occur on non-strong/weak beats

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11
Q

What is Key signature: key of C & G major?

A

Key of C Major- no sharps and no flats in this key
Key of G Major- 1 sharp, F#

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