Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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Sharp

A

Note by one key to the RIGHT

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2
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Primary chords of G major

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G, D7, C & chord symbols

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3
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G-

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GBD (G symbol)

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4
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D7

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F#CD (D7 symbol)

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5
Q

C

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GCE ( C symbol)

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6
Q

Block chords

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Chords where each note is played simultaneously (at the same time)

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7
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Broken Chords

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Chords where each note is played individually (one at a time)

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8
Q

Damper pedal

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Pedal on the right, allows notes to echo when keys are hit

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9
Q

Crescendo

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gradually get louder <

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10
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Dimuendo

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dim, gradually die away

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11
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Descrescendo

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Gradually get softer

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12
Q

Fermata

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Hold the note for longer than its written value

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13
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Eighth notes

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Rhythm worth 1/2 of one beat

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14
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D.C al Fine

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“da calpo al fine” “from head to the end” go back to the beginning and play until the “fine symbol”

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15
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Dotted quarter notes

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quarter note followed by a dot - rhythm worth 1 1/2 beats

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16
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Charles hanson

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famous concert pianist & piano teacher , invented a series of excercises (etudes) designed to strengthen the fingers, specifically the pinky finger (weakest finger)