Pitch, Major Scales and Key Signatures, Rhythm, Meter, and Expressive Elements
What interval separates each note of a chromatic from its adjacent note?
How many sharp notes are in the G major scale?
Which scale degree is the leading tone in F# Major?
If you were to compose a piece in C major that modulates to the relative minor and then returns to the original key, which chord would be the best pivot chord to begin the modulation back from A minor to C major?
Which non-harmonic tone involves stepping away from and then returning to the original chord tone, usually on an unaccented beat?
If you were transposing music written in D minor up a perfect fourth into another minor key using accidentals instead of key signatures where would you need accidentals?
How many sharps are there in an A major scale?
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In C Major, what scale degree occurs immediately below the mediant?
What type of note receives one beat in a measure with a time signature of 2/2?
When constructing a harmonic minor scale ascending from A to A without repeating any pitches, which of these notes would not be altered from its natural occurrence in A major?