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Chapter 1: Elements of Pitch
Chapter 1: Elements of Pitch
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AP Music Theory Chapter 1 Review
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Scale Degree 5
Dominant
Mediant
Leading Tone
Tonic
2
Scale Degree 4
Supermediant
Subdominant
Dominant
Mediant
3
The Grand Staff joins which two clefs together by the use of braces
Alto & Treble
Soprano & Bass
Treble & Bass
Tenor & Alto
4
From one letter up or down to its next occurrence.
Enharmonic
Whole Steps
Octave
Octave register
5
Formula of the major scale:
H W W W H W W
W W H W W W H
W W H W W H W
W H W W H W H H
6
This Clef is also known as the "G" Clef
Bass
Alto
Tenor
Treble
7
Which scale degree is raised to create the harmonic minor scale?
5th
6th
7th
3rd
8
Which scale degrees are altered to create the melodic minor scale?
5th & 6th
3rd & 4th
6th & 7th
4th & 5th
9
Scale Degree 6
Subtonic
Submediant
Subdominant
Supermediant
10
______ in music refers to the highness or lowness of a sound.
Key Signature
Pitch
Enharmonic
Octave register
11
Pitches on a staff can be extended by using _______
Clefs
Half Steps
Ledger lines
Harmonic intervals
12
The distance between two pitches
Half Step
Measure
Interval
Whole Step
13
This clef places middle C on the middle line of the staff.
Treble
Tenor
Alto
Bass
14
Scale Degree 1
Super Tonic
Mediant
Subtonic
Tonic
15
Particular pitches are named by using the _______, consisting of the letters A through G
The musical alphabet
Scales
The alphabet
Grand Staff
16
The formula of a NATURAL minor scale:
W W H W W H W
H W W W H W W
W H W W H W W
W W H W W W H
17
Scale Degree 2
Subtonic
Leading Tone
Supertonic
Tonic
18
This clef is also known as the "F" Clef
Alto
Bass
Treble
Tenor
19
Scale Degree 3
Leading Tone
Dominant
Tonic
Mediant
20
Where are pitches notated?
Staff
Grand Staff
Clefs