Keys and Scales Flashcards

Practice questions related to Keys and Scales and demonstrate understanding

1
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What is the acronym for sharp keys?

A

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2
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What is the order of sharps?

A

F - C - G - D - A - E

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3
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What does a harmonic minor change?

A

You raise the 7th note in the scale up and down.

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4
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What does a melodic minor change?

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You raise the 6th and 7th notes in the scale when going up.

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5
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Which major key has F, C, G, D, and A sharp?

A

B major

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6
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Which major key has F and C sharp?

A

D major

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7
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Which major key has no sharp?

A

C major

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8
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Which major key has F sharp?

A

G major

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9
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What sharps does A major have?

A

F#, C#, G#.

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10
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What sharps does E major have?

A

F#, C#, G#, D#.

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11
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What sharps does F# major have?

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F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#.

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12
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What minor key has F, C, G, D, and B sharp? How do you know?

A

C# harmonic minor. It is a minor because the order of the sharps is wrong (F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#). This mean sit must be a minor key. The scale has raised a singular note, the 7th note.

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13
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Which minor key relates to D major? How do you know?

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B minor. If you transpose D down by 3 steps you get B.

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14
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What is the acronym for Flat keys?

A

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15
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Which major has b♭?

A

F major.

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16
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What flats does B♭ major have?

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B♭and E♭.

17
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Which major has B♭, E♭, A♭, and D♭?

A

A♭major.

18
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What flats does. E♭ major have?

A

B♭, E♭, A♭.

19
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Which major has B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, and G♭?

A

D♭ major.

20
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Which major has b♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, G♭, and C♭?

A

G♭ major.

21
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Which note do you raise in D harmonic minor?

22
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Which naturals does C melodic minor have?

A

A natural and B natural. .

23
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Which flats does B♭ minor have?

A

B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, and G♭.

24
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Which major does G minor relate to?

A

B♭major.

25
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Which minor has B♭, E♭, A♭, and G♭?

A

E♭(melodic) minor

26
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What are the 4 things you check for in chromatic scales?

A
  1. Enharmonic Equivalents: Notes that equal the same thing (for example F♭ and E Natural). This will make the scale wrong.
  2. 3 notes on the same line. For example, D♭, D Natural, and D#.
  3. No note on a line. You cannot skip over a note. For example, D - F - F# must be corrected to D - E - F#.
  4. A different starting note and ending note. If the scale begins on D♭ and ends on a D#, it’s wrong.
27
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What is the acronym for note order technical names?

A

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28
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What is the tonic?

A

The first note in a scale.

29
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What is the 5th note in a scale called?

A

The dominant.

30
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What is the supertonic?

A

The 2nd note in a scale.

31
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What is the mediant?

A

The 3rd note in a scale.

32
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What is the submediant?

A

The 6th note in a scale.

33
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What is the 4th note in a scale?

A

The subdominant.

34
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What is the leading note?

A

The 7th note in a scale.

35
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What is the mediant of G minor?