The speed of the macrobeat in music is called:

Duple Meter has _____ microbeats.

The combination of two or more pitches. Established the aural foundation or context for the melody.

Defined by its tonal center, which is called its resting tone. Includes harmony and melody. The most common are major and minor.

A place where the music comes to a logical conclusion. A musical gravitational pull towards a certain pitch.

A combination of two or more pitches which are harmoniously pleasing and require no resolution.

A combination of two or more pitches which are not harmoniously pleasing and require a resolution.

A tonality in which Do is the resting tone.

A tonality in which La is the resting tone.

In Major, the notes: Do Mi So; in Minor: the notes La Do Mi

In Major, the notes: So Ti Re Fa; in Minor: Mi Si Ti Re

The foundation of musicianship. It takes place when we hear and comprehend music for which the sound is no longer or may never have been present.

A continually repeated tonal or rhythmic phrase.

Describes the volume in music.

piano (p)

mezzo piano (mp)

mezzo forte (mf)

forte (f)

Triple Meter has _____ microbeats.

A Major Scale contains the following intervals:

The smallest interval in Western Music

Contains 2 half-steps

The Intervals that make up the Natural Minor scale are:

The Harmonic Minor Scale raises which scale degree (when starting with a Natural Minor scale)

True or False: The Melodic Minor Scale contains the same notes ascending and descending.

D Major and b minor are:

C Major and c minor are:

The distance between pitches by counting letter names only.

major, minor, perfect, augmented, diminished

Which intervals may be perfect?