Pitch words match up

A distance, or interval, of two semitones

the effect created by a clash of black and white notes

A scale with 5 pitches

a two-chord progression at the end of a section or musical phrase

the distance, or interval, between a pitch and the one closest to it

temporarily changing the "home" pitch, or key

a similar term to tonality

a distance or interval, of 8 notes.

A series of pitches, ascending and descending which determine the key of a piece.

the note or chord starting on the 5th scale degree

a type of scale used in church music in medieval times; often used in folk songs

a scale using all 12 semitones within an octave

the name of the 4th scale degree

the "home" pitch of a scale or key; first scale degree

three or more pitches played at the same time