Pitch, Major Scales and Key Signatures, Rhythm, Meter, and Expressive Elements
Which of the following is the musical symbol for a sharp note?
Which time signature indicates that each measure has four beats and the quarter note gets one beat?
Which of the following harmonic progressions would best exemplify an advanced understanding of Neapolitan chords when composing in a minor key?
In composing a melody that applies advanced chromaticism while remaining within common-practice tonality, what interval sequence could effectively create tension before resolving on the tonic note?
If four beats are found in every measure and the half note gets one beat, which time signature is being used?
Which of the following fugue components is characterized by a successive statement of the subject in a different voice immediately following its initial presentation?
In tonal counterpoint, what results when one voice presents a melody formed with whole steps while another simultaneously plays the same melody transposed down a perfect fifth using half steps?
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If an augmented sixth chord resolves correctly in a classical sonata form movement, what articulation should be applied at the moment of resolution to enhance its effect?
Which secondary dominant would typically resolve to the IV chord in a major key?
Considering enharmonic equivalents, which interval would be the most appropriate alternative to notate a diminished fifth above C?