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The pitch range the human ear can pick up in terms of hertz.

20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.

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Frequence of pure sine wave and what most instruments in the U.S. are attuned to.

440 Hz/ A440

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Century in which Curts Sach and Erich von Hornbostel categorized instruments.

late 19th century

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Electronic instruments such as the theremin first appeared in this century.

early 20th century

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After this year, the equal temperament system became dominant.

1750

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Scale degrees lowered in blues scale

3 and 7

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Presto BPM

200 BPM

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Allegro BPM

120 BPM

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Moderato BPM

108 BPM

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Andante BPM

84 BPM

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Adagio BPM

72 BPM

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Lento/Grave BPM

40 BPM

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Most common irregular meters

five-beat and seven-beat meters

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A compound subdivision is subdivided into how many equal parts?

3

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Swing music is notated in what time signature?

4/4

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Swing music is actually played as if it was what time signature?

12/8

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Common-practice tonality was codified by what year?

1750

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How many major and minor scales exist?

15 major, 15 minor

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What scale degree is the tonic built off of?

1

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What scale degree is the supertonic built off of?

2

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What scale degree is the mediant built off of?

3

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What scale degree is the predominant built off of?

4

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What scale degree is the dominant built off of?

5

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What scale degree is the submediant built off of?

6

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What scale degree is the leading tone built off of?

7

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What are the most common chord progressions?

IV-V-I, or ii-V-I

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The most “final“ sounding, strongest kind of bass line descends a what?

Fifth

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In strong cadences, the most common bass motion is what?

5-1

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A 5-1 bass line supports a __-__ harmonic progression.

V-I

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The dominant seventh chord uses what scale degrees?

5-7-2-4

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The most common embellishing notes are notes that are a ___, ___, or ____ above the root of the chord.

Sixth, Seventh, Ninth

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Arnold Schoenberg developed the twelve-tone method in this year.

1925

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Sonata form became standard in Western classical composition since what year?

1730

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