Music Flashcards

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Q

This scale is regarded as the central or natural basic major scale because all of its notes are natural notes.

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C MAJOR SCALE

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This sign means that the note is a one-half step higher than a natural note.

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SHARP SIGN (#)

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This sign means that the note is a one-half step lower than a natural note.

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FLAT SIGN (♭)

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Q

The only major scale without sharp (#) nor flat (♭).

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C MAJOR SCALE

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5
Q

Composed of five horizontal lines and four equal spaces

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STAFF

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6
Q

Other musical symbols found on the staff

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Clefs, time signature, key signatures, bar lines, measures, repeat signs, notes and rests, ledger lines, accidentals, ties, slurs

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7
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Symbols that are written at the beginning of a staff to indicate the pitch of notes

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CLEF

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8
Q

This is usually used by high-pitched female voices.

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G-Clef or Treble Clef

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9
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This is usually used by low-pitched male voices.

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F-Clef of Bass Clef

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10
Q

This is known as the movable clef which can be used for both high- or low-pitched voices.

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C-Clef or Do-Clef

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11
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These are the musical symbols placed before a note.

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ACCIDENTALS

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12
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This sign cancels the effect of a sharp or a flat on the preceding note.

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NATURAL SIGN

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13
Q

This sign indicates that a portion of the musical piece is to be repeated or played twice.

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REPEAT SIGN

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14
Q

This sign indicates the end of a musical composition

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DOUBLE BAR LINES

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15
Q

These lines are extension lines above and below a musical staff.

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LEDGER LINES

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16
Q

This sign connects two or more notes of different pitches

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SLUR

17
Q

This sign connects two notes on the same pitch

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TIE

18
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This sign indicates to hold or to pause

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FERMATA

19
Q

This sign indicates repetition from the section in the sign appears.

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DAL SEGNO (D.S.)

20
Q

This sign instructs to repeat a musical piece from the beginning.

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DA CAPO (D.C.)

21
Q

This sign brings a musical piece to an end

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CODA

22
Q

This sign is equal to one beat

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TRIPLET

23
Q

This sign after a note or rest means as one-half the value of the principal note or rest.

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DOT