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ST / WTScalesKey Sig. 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points RhythmNotes
This is the number of letters are contained in the musical alphabet
7
To notate pitches beyond the staff, you need to use these type of lines
Ledger Lines
When a note is placed on the middle line, this is the direction the stem must go
Down
In bass clef, this is the name of the note on the 2 nd line
B
F#
This symbol indicates that you raise a note a semi- tone
Sharp (#)
This is the distance between B and C
Semi-tone
This is the distance between La and Ti
Whole tone
This is the enharmonic equivalent to C#
Db (B Double Sharp)
This note is a diatonic semi-tone above Eb
Fb
There are 4 quarters notes for every one of these notes
Whole Note
Adding this to a note increases its duration by half of its regular value
Dot
This type of note has two flags
Sixteenth Note
Music with this time signature requires exactly 12 sixteenth notes to fill a measure
3434
To fill a complete measure in 5/4 would require this many sixteenth notes
20
This is the pattern of tones and semi- tones in a major scale
T-T-S-T-T-T-S
This is the technical name for the second note of a scale
Supertonic
This is the solfa term for the fourth note in a scale
Fa
This is the leading tone in A Major
G#
G# is the submediant of this major scale
B Major
This major scale is the only one to have no sharps or flats
C Major
This major key has one sharp, F#
G Major
This is the rhyme used to help remember order of sharps.
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle
This word completes the phrase: If sharps you see, the last is….
Ti
The key of Gb major has this many more accidentals than the key of A major
3 Gb = 6 flats A = 3 sharps
Topic: Sol-fa / Scales
F is ‘La’ of this major key
Ab