Chapter 3 Music Theory Review

Which of these intervals are stable (consonant)

Which of these intervals are unstable (dissonant)?

A major interval lowered by a half step

When a major interval is inverted, it becomes . . .

Which of the following intervals have pitches located on a line and a space?

A major or perfect interval raised by a half step

Major Intervals

Perfect Intervals

Stable, pleasing intervals

Intervals that are smaller than an octave

Which of these intervals can be classified as minor?

Unisons, Fourths, Fifths, and Octaves in the major scale

Which of the following intervals have both pitches on lines - or spaces

When a composer writes melodies in different voices, and then switches them.

Intervals that are larger than an octave

When the lower note of the interval is switched with the upper note of the interval, it is a(n)

An interval that occurs within the major scale.

Transposition using BOTH the key signature and individual intervals

Transposition using ONLY individual intervals and lots of accidentals

The distance between two pitches

Rewriting music so it sounds higher or lower, maintaining its interval patterns

When an augmented interval is inverted, it becomes . . .

Which of these intervals can be diminished?

When an interval is inverted, the intervallic numbers added together equal . . .

Which of these intervals can be augmented?

When a minor interval is inverted, it becomes . . .

Intervals that sound the same but are spelled differently

When a diminished interval is inverted, it becomes . . .

A major interval lowered by a WHOLE step or a perfect interval lowered by a half step

Intervals that need to be resolved are:

When inverted, perfect intervals become . . .