Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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Define G position.

A

It begins with the right hand one on g above middle C, and left hand 5 below middle c (Or simply the G note)

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2
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Where does C position take place?

A

Middle C.

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3
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What are the Melodic & Harmonic intervals in g position?

A

G, A, B, D, A, B

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4
Q

What does a sharp mean?

A

Means to play the next key to the right, regardless of whether its black or white

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5
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What are the primary chords of G major?

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G, D7, C. (Chord notes: G Chord: G, B, D
D7 Chord: C, D, #F
C Chord: G, C, E)

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6
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What are block chords?

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When three notes of a chord are played together.

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7
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What are broken chords?

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When three notes of a chord are played separately

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8
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What does a damper pedal do?

A

It makes any tone you sound to continue after you release the key. Pedal on the right, allows notes to echo when hit

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9
Q

What does crescendo mean?

A

Gradually louder

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10
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What does Diminuendo mean?

A

Gradually softer/die away

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11
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What does Decrescendo mean?

A

Decrease in loudness

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12
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What does a fermata mean?

A

To hold the note longer than its beat value.

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13
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What is an eighth note?

A

Rhythm worth 1/2 of one beat

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14
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What does D.C. al fine mean?

A

Repeat from beginning and play to the end. “Da capo al fine,” “From the head, to the end”, go back to the beginning and play until the “Fine” symbol

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15
Q

What is a dotted quarter note?

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Quarter followed by a dot- rhythm worth 1 ½ beats (usually followed by a single eight note)

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16
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What did Charles Hanon do?

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Wrote that the 4th and 5th fingers are almost useless because of the lack of exercises used to strengthen them. He created exercises to practice with them.