4 - Technical Degrees & Chromatic Scales Flashcards
Use this deck to learn technical scale degree names, scales (harmonic chromatic and melodic chromatic), intervals, enharmonic equivalents, note names using a Key Signature, rests in Simple Time, and Roman Numerals for triads. Audio is included to supplement your learning. Master Your Musicianship Skills - Complete Lesson 4 of the matching Ultimate Music Theory Intermediate Workbook to enhance your music theory training. UltimateMusicTheory.com
Technical Degree Names are used to identify the _____ of a scale.
degree
The Leading note is a _____ below
the Tonic.
semitone or half step
In a natural minor scale, the 7th degree is a _____ below the Tonic.
whole tone or whole step
In a natural minor scale, the 7th degree is called the _____.
Subtonic
Roman Numerals are used to identify the _____ of a triad built on each
degree of the scale.
Type or Quality
How many notes are in an
ascending Chromatic scale?
13 notes
A Chromatic scale always begins and ends on the _____ note.
same
Name the two types
of written Chromatic scales.
Harmonic Chromatic and Melodic Chromatic
True or False. A Harmonic Chromatic scale has a set form.
True. A Harmonic Chromatic scale
has a set form.
True or False. When writing a Melodic Chromatic scale, lower the semitones ascending and raise them descending.
False. When writing a Melodic Chromatic scale, raise the semitones ascending and lower them descending.
A Chromatic scale may be written with or without a center _____ _____.
bar line
True or False. A Melodic Chromatic scale will use the same notes ascending and descending.
False. A Melodic Chromatic scale will NOT use the same notes ascending and descending.
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Mediant
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Leading note
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Tonic
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Submediant
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Dominant
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Subdominant
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Supertonic
Identify the technical degree name for this degree of the scale.
Tonic
Name the interval.
Perfect 1
Name the interval.
minor 6
Name the interval.
Major 2
Name the interval.
Perfect 5
Name the interval.
Perfect 8
Name the interval.
minor 3
Name the interval.
minor 7
Name the interval.
Perfect 4
Name the interval.
Major 6
Name the interval.
Major 7
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a chromatic semitone.
chromatic semitone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a diatonic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as a whole tone or a diatonic semitone.
whole tone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a diatonic semitone.
enharmonic equivalent
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a chromatic semitone.
chromatic semitone
Identify the distance as a diatonic semitone or a chromatic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a chromatic semitone.
enharmonic equivalent
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a chromatic semitone.
chromatic semitone
Identify the distance as a whole tone or a diatonic semitone.
whole tone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a chromatic semitone.
enharmonic equivalent
Identify the distance as a diatonic semitone or a chromatic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as a diatonic semitone or a chromatic semitone.
chromatic semitone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a diatonic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as a diatonic semitone or a chromatic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a diatonic semitone.
enharmonic equivalent
Identify the distance as a whole tone or a diatonic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as an enharmonic equivalent or a diatonic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as a whole tone or a diatonic semitone.
whole tone
Identify the distance as a whole tone or a diatonic semitone.
diatonic semitone
Identify the distance as a diatonic semitone or a chromatic semitone.
chromatic semitone
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
same pitch
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
different pitches
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
different pitches
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
same pitch
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
different pitches
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
different pitches
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
same pitch
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
same pitch
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
same pitch
Are the notes written at the same pitch or different pitches?
different pitches
Name the note.
E
Name the note.
B flat
Name the note.
D flat
Name the note.
A flat
Name the note.
G sharp
Name the note.
F sharp
Name the note.
C
Name the note.
C sharp
Name the note.
F
Name the note.
D sharp
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Harmonic Chromatic scale beginning on F
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Melodic Chromatic scale beginning on
A sharp
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Harmonic Chromatic scale beginning on C
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Melodic Chromatic scale beginning on E flat
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Melodic Chromatic scale beginning on G flat
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Harmonic Chromatic scale beginning on
D sharp
Identify the Chromatic scale as
Harmonic or Melodic.
Harmonic Chromatic scale beginning on B
Name the missing rest.
sixteenth rest
Name the missing rest.
eighth rest
Name the missing rest.
quarter rest
Name the missing rest.
whole rest
Name the missing rest.
eighth rest
Name the missing rest.
half rest
Name the missing rest.
sixteenth rest
Name the missing rest.
sixteenth rest
Name the missing rest.
half rest
Name the missing rest.
eighth rest
Name the Major key.
Identify the technical degree name.
D Major - Supertonic
Name the minor key.
Identify the technical degree name.
g minor - Supertonic
Name the Major key.
Identify the technical degree name.
C Major - Dominant
Name the minor key.
Identify the technical degree name.
e flat minor - Dominant
Name the Major key.
Identify the technical degree name.
G flat Major - Mediant
Name the minor key.
Identify the technical degree name.
a minor - Tonic
Name the Major key.
Identify the technical degree name.
F sharp Major - Submediant
Name the minor key.
Identify the technical degree name.
b minor - Leading note
Name the Major key.
Identify the technical degree name.
B flat Major - Leading note
Name the minor key.
Identify the technical degree name.
f sharp minor - Subdominant
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
f sharp minor - iv
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
g minor - V
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
e minor - i
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
b flat minor - VI
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
b minor - iv
Name the minor key. Identify the type/quality of the triad using a
Roman Numeral.
d minor - i
