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WorksheetsHarmony Quiz
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
What is harmony in music
More than one note that sound good together
Three notes of a major consisting of the first degree and then a half step up from there.
One note with a flat beside it
Two notes
A minor triad consists of
Three notes that sound “happy”
Two notes that are a whole step apart
Three notes of a major scale with the third degree lowered by a half step
Three notes of a major scale consisting of the first third and fifth scale degrees.
One note played at time....
Interval
Chord
Harmony
Melody
Two or more notes sounding together is...
Melody
Harmony
Rhythm
Form
The Rule of Sharps:
The sharp furthest to the right is the name of the key.
The second to last sharp is the name of the key.
The note above the last sharp is the name of the key.
The note below the second sharp is the name of the key.
The Rule of Flats:
The last flat is the name of the key
The second flat is name of the key
Second to last flat is the name of the key
The lowest flat is the name of the key
What is the name of this major key signature?
G Major
E Major
A Major
D Major
What is the correct order of sharps?
F-C-G-D-E-A-B
F-C-G-D-A-E-B
B-E-A-D-G-C-F
B-E-A-D-G-F-C
What is the correct order of flats?
B-E-A-D-G-C-F
F-A-C-E-G-B-D
F-C-G-D-A-E-B
E-G-B-D-F-A-C
Two or more notes sounded at the same time
Melody
Rhythm
Harmony
Pitch
Is this sound clip a harmony or a melody?
Harmony
Melody
Is this sound clip a harmony or a melody?
Harmony
Melody
Is this sound clip a harmony or a melody?
Harmony
Melody
A series of chords performed in a repeated pattern or progression.
Chord Progression
Drone
Melodic Accompaniment
Arpeggio
An ordered sequence of notes we use to create melodies and harmonies is called a(n)...
Scale
Chord
Sharp
Octave
Music without a key or home center.
Atonal
Major
Minor
Tonality
Sounds when played together that are stable and pleasing to the ear.
Consonant
Dissonant
Sounds that are clashing with each other are called...
Consonant
Dissonant
Is this sound clip dissonant or consonant?
Consonant
Dissonant
Is this sound clip dissonant or consonant?
Consonant
Dissonant
To give the music more interest and movement, the chords can be "broken up." These are called ________________.
block chords
arpeggios
counterpoints
deconstructed chords
Most pop music uses chords sound their pitches at the same time and change together into the next chord. These are called...
Arpeggios
Block chords
Counterpoint
Unified harmony
When you hear someone singing and playing the guitar, which instrument is most likely playing the chords?
The singer.
The guitar.
The person listening.
The first note (scale degree name) of the scale is the (a) .
The 5th note (scale degree name) of the scale is the
(a)
What is the 7th scale degree called in a major or harmonic minor scale?
Subtonic
Supertonic
Leading tone
Submediant
What is the iii in the key of C major?
f# minor
b minor
f minor
e minor
The picture is a _________ Chord.
Major
Minor
Diminished
Augmented
What is the IV in the key of E major?
G Major
F Major
A Major
C Major
What kind of triad is this: C, E, G#?
Major
minor
augmented
diminished
What kind of triad is this: G, B-flat, D
Major
minor
diminished
Augmented
True or False: A seventh chord is an extension of the triad and includes an additional note that is an interval of a 7th from the root.
True
False
