7th PD Quiz 1

The most famous Baroque composer was:

The Major key with no sharps or flats is

The classical composer that lost his hearing seven years before he died, yet continued to compose music.

The musical time period between the years of 1600-1750AD

The relative minor for Bb Major is:

The only key with flats that does NOT follow our rule for flat keys is:

A Perfect 4th sounds like

The musical time period between the years of 1750-1830AD

A Perfect 5th sounds like

The order that FLATS always appear in a key signature

The musical time period between the years of 500-1400AD

The relative minor for C major is

If a major key signature has 5 flats in it, we know we are in the key of:

A minor 3rd sound like:

Another name for a half step is a:

The order that SHARPS always appear in a key signature

An interval is:

The smallest interval in western music is:

A major 2nd sound like:

If a major key signature has 3 sharps in it, we know we are in the key of:

A minor 2nd sound like:

If a major key signature has three flats in it, we know that key is:

The rule for figuring out what key we're in if there are SHARPS in the key signature is

If a major key has 2 sharps in it, we know we are in the key of:

The rule for figuring out what key we're in if there are FLATS in the key signature is:

Which of these composers is credited with creating the first "good" opera.

The musical time period between the years of 1400-1600AD

The relative minor for a major scale starts on the _____ degree of the scale.

Another name for a wholestep is:

A major 3rd sound like: