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| How many notes are in a chromatic scale? |
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| What is the pattern for a major scale? |
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W W H W W W H
(2, 1/2, 3, 1/2) |
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| What is the pattern for a minor scale? |
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W H W W H W W
(1, 1/2, 2, 1/2, 2) |
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| natural minor scale with a ^6 |
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| What is a Phyrgian Scale? |
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| natural minor scale with a v2 |
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| What is a Mixolydian Scale? |
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| Which notes have a sharp associated with them? |
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| A Harmonic Minor scale has a: |
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| ^6 and ^7, which are removed on the descent |
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| major and minor scales with the same pitches but different tonics |
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| major and minor scales with the same tonic but different pitches |
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| The interval quality is MAJOR if: |
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| the upper pitch is in the major key of the lower, and the quantity is a 2nd, 3rd, 6th, or 7th |
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| The interval quality is PERFECT if: |
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| the upper pitch is in the major key of the lower, and the quantity is 4th, 5th, or 8th |
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| The interval quality is MINOR if: |
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| the interval is one half-step smaller than a MAJOR interval |
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| The interval quality is DIMINISHED if: |
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| the interval is a half-step smaller than a PERFECT interval |
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| The interval quality is AUGMENTED if: |
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| the interval is a half step larger than a PERFECT interval |
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| three pitches grouped together on adjacent lines/spaces |
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| The notes of a tertian triad are called, in order from lowest to highest: |
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| A Major Triad consists of: |
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| a major third + minor third |
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| A Minor Triad consists of: |
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| a minor third + a major third |
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| A Diminished Triad consists of: |
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| a minor third + a minor third |
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| An Augmented Triad consists of: |
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| a major third + major third |
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| A ________ is four pitches grouped on adjacent lines/spaces |
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| A whole-step scale consists of: |
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| A Pentatonic scale is formed by: |
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| removing one pitch from each of the two half-step pairings in any of the 7-note scales |
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| Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Opus 68 (Thunderstorm-Storm) |
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Ma Vlast
(My Country/My Fatherland) |
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| Jean Sibelius composed (2): |
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| The Swan of Tuonela ; Finlandia |
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| The Sorcerer's Apprentice |
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| Camille Saint-Saens composed: |
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| Symphonie Fantastique - "March to the Scaffold" |
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| The Ballad of the Unhatched Chicks |
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| Richard Strauss composed: |
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| Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks |
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| Solveig's Song ; Holberg's Suite |
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| Carnival: "Eusebius" and "Florestan" |
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| Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg |
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| Marzurka in G Minor, Opus 67, No. 2 |
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Symphony on a Mountain Air
(Symphonie cevenole) |
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| Czech Suite (Ceska Suita) |
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Polovtsian Dances
(Act II of Prince Igor) |
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| Pomp and Circumstance Military Marches, Opus 39, March No. 1 in D Major |
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| "From a Log Cabin," from New England Idylls, Op. 62, No. 9 |
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| Fourth Symphony in E Minor (Opus 98), Fourth movement |
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