Music Terms Flashcards
What are the Scale Degrees?
There are seven.
I - Tonic
II - Supertonic
III - Mediant
IV - Subdominant
V - Dominant
VI - Submediant
VII - Leading Tone
Concert Pitch Instruments (C)
Flutes
Oboes
Bassoons
Trombones
Tubas
Baritones
& All String Instruments are Concert Pitch
Bb Instruments (When they play a C it sounds like a Bb on the piano. So when they want to play a concert Bb scale, they have to think up a whole step/ tone)
Clarinets
Bass Clarinets
Trumpets
Tenor saxophone
Baritones playing treble clef
What are the Eb Instruments? (When they play a C it sounds like an Eb on piano. So, if they want to play in Concert- they need to think down a minor third- or up six steps.
Alto & Bari Sax
Alto Clarinet
Most Horns
What are the F instruments? (If they want to play a concert scale- they have to think up five scale steps )
French Horn, Some alto horns, & the English Horn (related to the Oboe)
Name the Types of Cadences
Perfect : 5-1
Plagal : 4-1
Imperfect : Final Note Always V, can start with, 1,2,4
Styles: Keyboard (root in bass) and Chorale (Written in 4 parts, SATB)
What note is 440Hz?
A
Baroque Composer
Bach
Ostinato
Constantly repeated rhythm pattern
Ritenuto
Immediate reduction of speed
Rubato
Expressive, not a strict tempo