Music Theory!

What is the half-step below the tonic called

This instrument was commonly used in Baroque/Classical periods

perceived "highness" or "lowness" of a sound

"Very"

Triads that utilize only the notes of the scale

occur from "borrowing" from simple time into compound time

If I wanted to mark a note to be played smoothly, what would I write?

In a natural major scale, the the 5th scale degree is

This style of music has no key or tonic pitch

scale containing m3, m6, and M7, forming the basis of conventional harmony in minor keys.

What is the inverted interval of a 4th?

Used to identify the various triads of a key corresponding to the degrees of the scale

What is the interval between C and G called?

When the root note is 3 half steps from the 3rd and the 3rd is 3 half steps from the 5th

What key is it if B is the only note that is flat?

What is tonality?

These symbols represent Major triads

What is the inversion of an augmented pitch?

From patterns of stress, that are commonly duple, triple, quadruple, quintuple...

quality of sound; it's brightness/darkness