Foundational Music reading skills final exam

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How to find the tonic of a key with sharps

find the last sharp and go up a half-step

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How to find the tonic of a key with flats

take the last flat and go back a flat

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How to find the tonic of a minor key

go down 3 half steps from the major tonic

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<p>Key with one sharp</p>

Key with one sharp

G major/E minor

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<p>Key with one flat</p>

Key with one flat

F major/d minor

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<p>Key with no accidentals</p>

Key with no accidentals

C major/A minor

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<p>Key with two sharps</p>

Key with two sharps

D major/B minor

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<p>Key with three sharps</p>

Key with three sharps

A major/F# minor

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<p>Key with four sharps</p>

Key with four sharps

E major/C# minor

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<p>Key with five sharps</p>

Key with five sharps

B Major/G# major

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Key with six sharps/flats

Gflat+F# major/Eflat+D# minor

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<p>Key with five flats</p>

Key with five flats

Dflat major/bflat minor

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<p>Key with four flats</p>

Key with four flats

A flat major/F minor

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<p>Key with three flats</p>

Key with three flats

E flat major/C minor

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<p>Key with two flats</p>

Key with two flats

B flat major/G minor

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Order of flats

B-E-A-D-G-C-F

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Order of sharps

F-C-G-D-A-E-B

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the name for scale degree 1

Tonic

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The name for scale degree 2

Supertonic

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The name for scale degree 3

mediant

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Name for scale 4

Subdominant

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Name for scale degree 5

Dominant

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name for scale degree 6

Submediant

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name for scale degree 7

Leading tone (for major), and sub-tonic (for Minor)

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What is the formula for a Major scale

1w2w3h4w5w6w7h1

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What is the formula for a minor scale

1w2h3w4w5h6w7w1

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What is a relative key pairings

A major key and relative minor key that share the same key signature

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Relative keys

different tonics and same key signature

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Parallel Keys

Same tonic and different key

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Natural Minor

the way the minor scale sits naturally

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Harmonic Minor

when you take the natural minor scale, and raise the sub-tonic a half-step to make it a leading tone

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Melodic Minor

When you raise scale degrees 6 and 7 up a half-step, scale degrees 5, 6, and 7 will sound major, but scale degree 3 will sound minor. Is usually used only in ascending scales and will return to the natural minor on the descending scale.

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What is a simple meter

A meter that has a top number of 2,3,4 —> 2/4, 3/4, 4/4. The top number is how many beats, and the bottom number is what kind of note. And it is divided by 2.

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What is a compound meter

A meter that has a top number of 6, 9, 12 and divided by 3 to find the beat, 6 → 2, 9 —> 3, 12 —> 4. Top number is the division of beats, and the bottom is the top of note.

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What is the defining characteristics of an interval

The size of the interval and the quality (M, m, d, A)

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What is a simple interval

A interval that’s size is between 1-8

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What is a complexed interval

A interval that’s size is more than 8

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How many half-steps in an octave

12 half-steps

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How to make an interval compound

Add 7 to the size of the interval

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How to make an interval simple

subtract 7 from the size of the interval

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How do you make a interval augmentive

Add 1hs to a major interval, 2hs to a minor interval, 1hs to a perfect interval, and 3hs to a diminished interval

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How to make an interval diminished

subtract 1hs from a minor interval, subtract 1hs from a perfect interval, 2hs from a major interval, and 3hs from an Augmentative interval

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What is the size of two octaves

15 because you only count the tonic once

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What happens to the quality of the interval when you make it compound or simple

The quality stays the same

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Unision

  1. abbreviation is p1

  2. interval type 1

  3. zero half steps

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Minor second

  1. abbreviation is m2

  2. type of interval is 2

  3. one half step

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Major 2nd

  1. Abbreviation is M2

  2. type of interval is 2

  3. two half steps

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Minor 3rd

  1. abbreviation is m3

  2. type of interval is 3

  3. 3 half steps

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Major 3rd

  1. Abbreviation is M3

  2. type of interval is 3

  3. 4 half steps

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Perfect 4th

  1. Abbreviation is P4

  2. type of interval is 4

  3. 5 half-steps

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Tritone

  1. Abbreviation is A4/d5

  2. interval type is 4/5

  3. 6 halfsteps

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Perfect 5th

  1. abbreviation is P5

  2. interval type is 5

  3. 7 half-steps

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minor 6th

  1. Abbreviation is m6

  2. interval type is 6

  3. 8 half-steps

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Major 6th

  1. Abbreviation is M6

  2. interval type is 6

  3. 9 half-steps

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Minor 7

  1. Abbreviation is m7

  2. interval type is 7

  3. 10 half-steps

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Major 7th

  1. abbreviation is M7

  2. interval type is 7

  3. 11 half-steps

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Octave

  1. abbreviation is P8/8ve

  2. size is 8

  3. 12 half-steps

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How to count half-steps

start counting when you move

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How to count size of an interval

start on the first note

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Harmonic Interval

the pitch relationship between two notes that are played simultaneously

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Melodic Interval

the distance between two pitches played in sequence, one after the other, as in a melody

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What is the root position of a chord?

When the first factor is the bottom of the chord (5/3)

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What is first inversion of a chord?

When the third factor is the root of the chord (6 or 6/3)

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What is second inversion of a chord?

When the fifth factor is the root of the chord (6/4)

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What is the formula for a major chord

M3 + P5

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What is the formula for a minor chord?

m3 + P5

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What is the formula for a diminished chord?

m3 + d5

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What is the formula of a Aug Chord?

M3 + A5

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What is a chord?

A harmony with three or more notes

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How to invert an interval?

The quality changes (except for Perfect), the size changes, and the note order changes—> The Sum needs to be nine. For example, a Major 7th would convert to a minor 2nd because 9-7 equals 2.

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What is a marco chord?

Chords identified by letter names, I.E G(chord that it is)/B (the lowest tone)

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What is marco analysis?

When a chord is identified by it’s letter names —> to root position —> writtens as 1st factor/the lowest tone