Minor Scales and Key Signatures, Melody, Timbre, and Texture
When transposing a melody from A major to A harmonic minor, how many pitch classes will be altered in total?
In a melody shifting from A melodic minor to A harmonic minor over four measures, which alteration applied at measure three creates an authentic cadence signifying transition without changing pitch class set?
What accidental alteration occurs between steps five and seven in constructing an F# harmonic minor scale?
Which time signature would be used for a piece with four beats per measure and an eighth note getting one beat?
Which note would be flattened when descending in an E-flat melodic minor scale?
What is the first note you hear when identifying a natural minor scale?
In higher-order analysis of minor key canon composed during the Classical era, what theoretical impact might modal mixture have had on the development of themes throughout the piece?
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What is the time signature of a piece where each measure consists of three quarter notes?
What intervallic pattern distinguishes a melodic line moving through ascending D melodic minor compared to the descending form of the same scale?
Which note starts the relative minor of C major?