Orchestra, Melody

Question 1

Scale degree

Accepted Answer

A numerical way to describe notes of a scale. Example: C equals one, D equals two, E equals three, etc..

Question 2

Chord

Accepted Answer

A group of three notes, consisting of the route, the third and the fifth example: ACEE, GBD, FAC

Question 3

Tonic chord

Accepted Answer

Accord, whose route note is the first note of a scale. Example: D major: DFA

Question 4

Dominant chord

Accepted Answer

Accord who’s route note is the fifth know of the scale example: D major: ACE

Question 5

Antecedent

Accepted Answer

The first part of a phrase (Q)

Question 6

Consequent

Accepted Answer

The second part of a phrase (A)

Question 7

First antecedent, second antecedent

Accepted Answer

First: starts on tonic, generally goes up second: starts the same as first antecedent

Question 8

First consequent, second consequent

Accepted Answer

First: generally goes down, ends on (half cadence) second: ends on (Dominant, then tonic)

Alle Karten