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what is the difference between the great staff and the grand staff
the great staff is not used in music notation, it is a roadmap to show middle C
when is the grand staff used
piano music and condensed scores
who uses specialty clefs
viola, tenor trombone, and bassoon
largo means
very slow
40-60
moderato means
moderately
100-120
Andante means
moderately, walking tempo
80-100
Adagio means
slow
60-80
what does a double dot do
adds Half the value of a already halved note
what meters are simple duple
2/4
2/8
2/16
cont
What meters are simple quadruple
4/4
4/8
4/16
Cont
What meters are simple triple
3/4
3/8
3/16
cont
what meters are simple compound
6/4
6/8
6/16
cont
what meters are quadruple compound
12/4
12/8
12/16
cont
what meters are triple compound
9/4
9/8
9/16
cont
what is the scale degree for the flat 7
subtonic
what is the natural minor interval pattern?
W H W W H W W
what is jazz minor
ascending melodic minor both ways
how many notes are the whole tone scales?
6
what is a fully diminished scale and when is it used?
WHWHWHWH
used with diminished harmony
what is a dominant diminished scale and when is it used?
HWHWHWHW
Dominant harmony
major pentatonic
1 2 3 5 6
minor pentatonic
1 b3 4 5 b7
order of sharps
FCGDAEB
order of flats
BEADGCF
circle of fifths mnemonic device
Fat Cats Get Down At Every Ball
parallel minor means
Same name different key
relative minor
same key signature different name
how many half steps is an octave
12
perfect intervals
4 5 octave unisons
major and minor intervals
2 3 6 7
formula for inverting intervals
always equal nine
consonant intervals
M m 3 6
P 5 U
what is a minor(Maj7) chord
1 b3 5 7
m3 M3 M3
Half diminished 7th chord
1 b3 b5 b7
m3 m3 M3
Diminished 7th chord
1 b3 b5 bb7
m3 m3 m3
Augmented 7th chord
1 3 #5 b7
M3 M3 d3
what are 6 chords
Maj 1 3 5 6
Min 1 b3 5 6
what is specified bass
/
chord over assigned bass note
C7/G
what is essential figured bass for triads
nothing root position, 6 first inversion, and 6/4 second inversion
what is full figured bass for triads
5/3 Root position, 6/3 First Inversion, 6/4 Second Inversion
What is essential figured bass for 7th chords
7 Root position, 6/5 first inversion, 4/3 second inversion, and 4/2 third inversion
What is full figured bass for 7th chords
7/5/3 Root position, 6/5/3 first inversion, 6/4/3 second inversion, and 6/4/2 third inversion
Major Triads
I ii iii IV V vi vii diminished
natural minor triads
i ii diminished III iv v VI VII
what triads are different between natural minor and harmonic minor
III to IIIAug
v to V
VII to vii diminished
what triads are different between natural minor and melodic minor
III to III Aug
iv to IV
v to V
VI to vi diminished
VII to vii diminished
Major 7th Chords
Imaj7 ii7 iii7 IVMaj7 V7 vi7 viihalfdim7
minor 7th chords
i7 iihalfdim7 IIImaj7 iv7 v7 VImaj7 VII7
what harmonic minor 7th chords different from natural minor
1 - i7 to i(maj7) - Raised 7th (7)
3 - IIImaj7 to IIIAug(maj7) - Raised 5th (7)
5 - v7 to V7 - Raised 3rd (7)
7 - VII7 to vii half dim - Raised root (7)
what melodic minor 7th chords different from natural minor
1 - i7 to i(maj7) - Raised 7th (7)
2 - iihalfdim7 to iim7 - raised 5th (6)
3 - IIImaj7 to IIIAug(maj7) - Raised 5th (7)
4 - iv7 to V7 - raised 3rd (6)
5 - v7 to V7 - Raised 3rd (7)
6 - VImaj to vi halfdim7 - raised root (6)
7 - VII7 to vii half dim - raised root (7)
primary triads in major
I IV V
primary triads in natural minor
i iv v
primary triads in harmonic minor
i iv V
primary triads in melodic minor
i IV V
secondary triads in major
ii iii vi viidim
secondary triads in natural minor
iidim III VI VII
secondary triads in harmonic minor
iidim IIIaug VI viidim
secondary triads in melodic minor
ii IIIaug vidim viidim
group 4 to group 1
group 4 - iii/III
group 3 - vi/VI
group 2 - ii/iidim/iv/IV
group 1 - V/III+/VII/viiDim
elision
when one or more chord groups is skipped
retrogression
when chords move right to left. followed by normal progression
in SATB which stems go down
Bass and Alto
In SATB which stems go up
Soprano and tenor
closed voicing
simple interval
octave or less between soprano and tenor voice
open voicing
compound interval
greater than an octave between soprano and tenor voice
conjunct motion
whole or half step
disjunct motion
greater than whole step
contrary motion
two voices in opposite directions
parallel motion
same direction by same interval without regard for quality
similar motion
same direction but by different intervals
oblique motion
one voice moving up or down while the other remains the same
what is an altered dominant chord
maj3 and b7
possible alterations include b5 #5 b9 #9 #11 b13
sus replaces what
the third with either the 4 or 2.
in extensions it refers to the 4
chromatic approach tones
NCT that approach a chord tone chromatically and do note belong to the scale and harmony
scale approach tones
NCT that approach a chord tone diatonically
scale/chromatic approach tones
NCT that approaches chord tone by a half step and is in the scale/harmony of he moment
characteristics of a PAC
V or V7
root position
tonic in the soprano
characteristics of a IACV
viidim to 1
V to 1 inverted
tonic not in melody
half cadence
any chord to V
deceptive cadence
V to ?
normally 6
Plagal cadence
IV to I
Plagal half cadence
I to IV
what is the most common form of transposition
by scale degree
what is another common way to transpose
transposition by intervals.
identify interval between new and original key then transpose each note by that interval
when is transposition by key signature used?
when the notes on the staff do not change
G to Gb ect
what instruments sound a P5 lower than written
French horn and English horn
what instruments sound a M2 lower than written
Bb clarinet, Bb trumpet, and Soprano Sax.
what instruments sound a M9 lower than written
Bb bass clarinet and Bb tenor sax
what instruments sound a m3 higher than written
Eb clarinet
what instruments sound a M13 lower than written
Eb baritone saxophone
what instruments sound a M6 lower than written
Alto sax
what instruments sound an octave higher than written
piccolo and xylophone
what instruments sound two octave higher than written
orchestral bels
what instruments sound an octave lower than written
Guitar, bass guitar, and string bass
sounds as written
flute, oboe, bassoon, trombone, bass trombone, euphonium, tuba, piano, timpani, chimes, marimba, and vibraphone.
timpani 1
20 in - F3-C4 (rarely used)
timpani 2
23 in - D3-A3
timpani 3
26 in - Bb2-F3
Timpani 4
29 inch - F2-C3
Timpani 5
32 inch - D2-A2
shake
brass - lip trill
woodwinds - trill
gliss
glide between two definite notes
fall
written - down to indefinite
doit
written - up to indefinite
flip or turn
glide up to definite or indefinite and falling downward to the next written note
plop
indefinite note falling to a written note
rip
indefinite note gliding up to a written note
bend
in tune to out of tune and back
scoop
short glide from indefinite to definite pitch
how long are note stems
3 spaces in the staff and ledger lines extend to at least the center line
how are notes beamed
if notes trend up the beam trends up
and the opposite
where are dots placed
centered on the space
ties are placed
centered on the note head and opposite of the stem
slurs are placed
at the starting note and arching to the end of the group.
Opposite of the stem
if stems are on both sides of the staff where are slurs placed
above the staff
what do accidentals affect and when do they end
only the note in that specific octave and carries to the barline
types of folk song
work, leisure, and religious
folk songs helped do what
synchronize an action
what does folk music reflect
ethnic customs and time period for a specific geographical area
what did aboriginal cultures use folk music for
rite of passage
what does folk music preserve
cultures and elevates traditions, language, and sacred stories
classical music began in
450AD
the main difference between folk and classical music
classical music is notated while folk is aural
harmony was introduced in
1100
medieval music was
pre 1400 and Gregorian chant
renaissance period
instruments multiple melodic lines and triads
what occurred in the baroque period
Pythagoras overtone series
counter melodies and ornaments
classical period was about
modulations keys and themes
forms
romantic period
saxophone tuba and contrabassoon
modern music
began in early 1900s
electrification did?
reduced keyboard size, w/ difference beat grooves, synth sounds, and harmony grooves
swing style
1920 to end of WW2
swing dances
Lindy hop, Balboa, the shag, and charleston
in big band who plays soprano
lead alto
in a big band who doubles on flugal
all trumpets
in a big band who doubles on flute and clarinet
all saxes
PMG includes
Sax trumpet trombone
piano guitar bass drums aux perc
vocals and back ups
PMGS play
1950s to now
including rock, country, hip hop, disco, rap, and soul
funk happened in
1960s and through disco era in the 70s
funk added
organ
latin music
emphasizes musical style of Spanish and Portuguese western countries
latin includes
flute and aux perc
samba is
brazilian dance
music from Africa uptempo and duple
bossa nova is
brazilian dance
developed in 50s and 60s
slower samba 100-160bpm
what is the most important tool for correction
metronome
most effective error correction method
slow down and speed up gradually
two other correction solutions
conduct a pattern and sing the rhythm
listen to an accurate source recording
seasonal programming
fall winter summer spring
occasional programmng
inherent to military functions
patriotic programming
4th of July
9/11 rememberance
PATO
ideal concert length
52 minutes of music and 8 minutes for transition and applause
concert order
first impression
intellectually challenging
pre intermission encouragement
end with a positive experience
what does a prep gesture show
style tempo dynamics and exact beginning of first note
steps to prep
good stance and meaningful eye contact
inhaling as you raise right hand
bring hand down and exhale
prep ictus
where the movement changes direction at the top gesture and begins downward to the starting point.
helps musicians find downbeat
staccato conducting pattern
flick of the wrist and angular
legato conducting pattern
smoother and rounder
how do cues on beat work
prep on beat prior
cue on beat and then follow through
how do off beat cues work
prep on the whole beat prior
cue on beat
entrance off beat
and then follow through
how do you conduct a fermata
palms up in holding manner and continues sideways motion until the next prep
1850 to 1940
golden age of American marches
Filmore and King
Americans who wrote fast screamers.
British march king
Kenneth alford
British marches
stately tempo. countermelodies during repeat, wide variety of dynamics. full value stinger
German and Russian marches
110bpm and oompah
what is the crest and tough
crest - top of wave
trough - bottom of wave
human hearing in hertz
20 to 20,000
threshold for pain
130 db
overtone series
1 1 5 1 3 5 b7 1 2 3 #4 5 6 b7 7
out of tune overtones
7 11 and 14
what are the 7 11 and 14 overtones
b7 #4 b7
what should not be beamed together in 2/4 or 3/4
3 eighth notes
electricity
flow of electrons
voltage
measurement of electrical pressure or potential as compared to a zero ground potential
current is
how many electrons pass through a reference point per second measured in amperes (A) (I)
resistance (R)
determines the amount of current what will flow as a the result of the application of a given electromotive force
ohm (horseshoe)
unit of electrical resistance
impedance (Z)
total opposition offered to the flow of a current
earth ground
ground that uses earth as a potential of the earth as a reference
signal ground
signal voltages in a specific piece of equipment such as a mic are expressed
chassis ground
conductor that is connected to the device chassis. ultimately drains to earth ground
power is measured in
watts, watts are equal to jouules
DB
intensity of sound on a logarithmic scale
mic level
no signal to -20
mics operate at this level
line level
-20 to +30
mixing consul and electronic keyboards
speaker level
+30
power amps
nominal
ideal operating level
noise floor
unwanted sound present in audio system and acoustic environment
signal to nose
difference between the nominal level and the noise floor
headroom
nominal to maximum output
how long do cables stop fending off interference
longer than 15 feet
electromagnetic interference (EMI) is often referred to as
RFI
radio frequency interference
male XLR pins
1 chassis ground
3 negative
2 positive
female XLR pins
2 positive
3 negative
1 chassis ground
difference between TS and TRS connectors
tip sleeve connectors are unbalanced
tip ring sleeve connectors are balanced
the IEC is what
international electrotechnical commission standardizing cables
most common power cables
c13 c14
osha monitors
people exposed for 8 hours over 85 db
what do di boxes do
convert unbalanced high impedance signals to low impedance mic level signal
condensor mics have
a charged diaphragm back plate
omni directional
360
cardioid
mostly directly infront
super hyper cardioid
front and back but less in back
bi directional
equal on both ends
subs are usually
below 200hz
affettato
affected
affettuoso
affectionate
allegramente
gaily
calando
gradually diminishing
leggiero
light and nimble
meno
less
morendo
dying fading away
mosso
motion
piu
more
poco a poco
little by little
ritenuto
suddenly slower
scherzando
playful and joking
smorzando
dying away, decreasing in volume
stringendo
compressing, a quickening of the tempo
jeux
game
lent
slow
largement
borad
moins
less
precipite
hurried
presque
almost
puissant
strong powerful
soupirant
sighing and plaintive
vite
quick
toujours
always forever
abgestossen
staccato
abnehmend
diminuendo
anfang
beginning
anmutig
gracefully
anschwellend
crescendo
breit
broad
deutlich
clear and distinct
gemassigt
moderate
geschwind
quick
klein
little
kraftig
strong
langsam
slow
machtig
mighty
massig
moderate
schlag
beat
sehr
very much
seufzend
signing
spielen
to play
wieder
again
zeitmass
tempo
all of these terms mean sustained
tenu - french
gehalten - german
sostenuto - Italian
what term wouldn’t change the measure 31 of the anthem
tenu - held - French
gehalten - sustained - german
what tempo marking wouldn’t change eternal father
slowly - largo