Music Theory
What notes make up an F Minor Major Seventh chord?
What are the notes of a B dominant 7th chord?
In mezzo-soprano clef, the C-clef is centered on which line of the staff?
__________ was the first great innovator in 20th century american music.
What is an operetta?
Classicism, as a stylistic period in western music, roughly encompassed the years ______.
John plays ____________ at this particular performance.
Giacomo puccini's opera la boh?me takes place in ______.
What is the meaning of the term 'largo'?
The beatles's recording _________ can be considered a unified song cycle.
Pick the major 4th
Alban berg and anton webern were arnold schoenberg's ______.
The Pentatonic Scale contains _ notes.
If a Phrygian mode has one flat, what is the pitch of the root?
What does poco mean in musical terms?
The root of the Mixolydian mode corresponds to which note in the Major scale?
Beethoven's sixteen __________ are generally considered among the greatest music ever composed.
A dominant 7th chord contains a:
For a triad in 1st inversion, which note is on the bottom?
In alto clef, where does the C-clef appear?
For a triad in 2nd inversion, which note is on the bottom?
In baritone clef, the C-clef is centered on which line of the staff?
"Cut time" refers to:
The emotional focal point of a melody is called the ______.
The variation of the pitch of a note up and down over time is called?
What does a curved line spanning notes of differing pitch indicate in a music score?
B flat major has ___ flats.
Chopin spent much of his professional career in __________.
Wagner's view of nineteenth-century opera was that __________.
Which is the Tritone Substitute chord for D7?
How would you build a Neapolitan chord in first inversion in the key of B minor?
Brass instruments did not acquire valves until the ____________________ century
How many notes are there in the whole tone scale?
E major has __ sharps.
Aaron copland's name has become synonymous with american music because of his use of ______.
A double dotted quarter note is equivalent to __ sixteenth notes.
A perceived increase in the volume of sound is best explained by ________.
In traditional 4-part voice-leading, which of the following terms is NOT considered an error?
A whole note note is equivalent to __ half notes.
What is a vertical hemiola?
A half or imperfect cadence is what?
If you were told to sing sotto voce, how would you sing?
Baroque style flourished in music during the period ______.
A short piece played between the verses of a song is called a(n):
To make a minor chord where the root note is an A, the third would be a:
The root of the Ionian mode corresponds to which note in the Major scale?
What does precipitato mean in musical terms?
Of which scale is D Phrygian Dominant a derived mode?
The root of the Aeolian mode corresponds to which note in the Major scale?
Humanistic psychologists believe that psychological disorders result when _____