2014 Level 3 Flashcards

1
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molto

A

much, very (example molto rit)

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2
Q

What is plagal cadence

A

IV - I chords

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3
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How do you figure out the key signature or scale with flats?

A

Name the flat just before the last flat

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4
Q

What is a minor triad?

A

A 3 note chord skipping 2 keys then 3 keys

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5
Q

spiritoso

A

spirited (play with energy)

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6
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How do you figure out a key signature or scale with sharps?

A

Take the last sharp and go up one key.

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7
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poco

A

little (example poco rit)

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8
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What is Alla breve?

A

cut time signature 2/2

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9
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legato pedal

A

overlapping pedal = creating a smooth legato by raising and pushing the damper pedal the same time the keys are played

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10
Q

How do you find the relative minor of a major key? (What is the relative minor of G Major?)

A

Go down 3 keys from the Major key (e minor is the relative minor of G Major)

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11
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What is a natural minor scale?

A

It has the same sharps or flats as the relative Major scale.

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12
Q

tre corde

A

release the soft pedal (on the left)

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13
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What is a Major Triad?

A

A 3 note chord skipping 3 keys then 2 keys

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14
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How do you find flats in a key signature or scale?

A

Take the name of the key signature or scale and name all the flats to that point and add one more flat. Example: Db Major (Name all the flats up to Db, then add one more flat = Bb Eb Ab Db Gb)

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15
Q

What is a harmonic minor scale?

A

It has the same sharps or flats as the relative Major scale, but raise the 7th tone of the scale.

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16
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motif, motive

A

a short musical idea

17
Q

What are the names & roman numerals of the primary triads?

A
I = Tonic
IV = Subdominant
V = Dominant
18
Q

What is an authentic cadence?

A

V - I chords

19
Q

Which intervals are name perfect?

A

4ths, 5ths, and 8ths

20
Q

How do you find the relative Major of a minor key?

A

Go up 3 keys from the minor key

21
Q

accelerando, accel

A

gradually faster, accelerate tempo

22
Q

What is a half cadence?

A

I - V chords

23
Q

dolce

A

sweetly

24
Q

Adagio

A

slow tempo, slower than andante

25
Q

una corda

A

push the soft pedal (on the left)

26
Q

What are the sharps in a key signature or scale?

A

Take the name of the key signature or scale and go down one key, then name all of the sharps up to that point. Example: E Major (Play E and go down one key to D#, then name all the sharps up to D# = FCGD)