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The pattern for a major scale is

What does the top number of a time signature indicate?

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1
What does the top number of a time signature indicate?
How slow you should count
How many beats
How fast you should count
The type of beat
2
The pattern for a major scale is
TTSTTTS
TTSTTTST
TSTSTSTST
STTSTTTS
3
In an ascending melodic scale you
flatten the 5th and 6th degrees
raise the 2nd and 3rd degrees
flatten the 6th and 7th degrees
raise the 6th and 7th degrees
4
How do you work out the relative major of any key?
Go down 4 semitones
Go up 3 tones
Go up 4 tones
Go up 3 semitones
5
In a harmonic scale you
raise the 7th degree ascending only
flatten the 7th degree both ascending and descending
raise the 7th degree descending only
raise the 7th degree both ascending and descending
6
A natural minor scale
uses only notes from the scales key signature
does not need any accidentals
is the same as a major scale
is the same as a chromatic scale
7
How do you work out the relative minor of a key?
Go down 3 semitones
Go up 5 tones
Go up 3 semitones
Go up 4 tones
8
What does the bottom number indicate on a time signature?
That you must count that many beats.
How many beats.
The type of beat to count in.
That you must count quickly.
9
What key signature has 3 sharps?
G major
F sharp minor
A major
D major
10
The interval between a G and a (higher) F natural is a
Minor 7th
Augmented 7th
Major 7th
Diminished 7th
11
Which key signature has 2 flats?
G sharp minor
Bb major
G minor
F major
12
The interval between a C and a G is a
Diminished 5th
Augmented 4th
Perfect 5th
Perfect 4th