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 Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2009 8:08 pm
I have this piano instructor, and she assigns me some theory work every week.
I decided it would be a good idea to have some of you answer these questions [or ask your director.]
These are very beginner questions.
I promise, I'm not a beginner.
Just at the piano.
What key signatures are these accidentals in?:
1. F sharp
2. B flat
3. F sharp, C sharp
4. None
5. F sharp, C sharp, G sharp, and D sharp
6. F sharp, C sharp, and G sharp
To form a minor chord, the _________ note must be lowered a half step.
In both major and minor keys, the V7 chord is the _______.
500g if all are answered correctly.
:p
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Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:49 pm
Guiltless What key signatures are these als in?: 1. F sharp- key of G2. B flat- key of F
3. F sharp, C sharp- key of D4. None- key of C5. F sharp, C sharp, G sharp, and D sharp- key of E6. F sharp, C sharp, and G sharp- key of A...i think these are all right...at least that's how i remember it...anyone correct me if i'm wrong
To form a minor chord, the Third note must be lowered a half step. In both major and minor keys, the V7 chord is the 5th, 7th, 2nd, and 4th??(i'm not sure what you are asking xD). 500g if all are answered correctly. :p
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Posted: Thu Apr 30, 2009 7:18 pm
1. key of G major/E minor
2. F major/D minor
3. D major/B minor
4. C major/ A minor
5. E major/C sharp minor
6. A major/ F sharp minor
7. Third for a chord, but in a scale it's 3, 6, and 7 (for natural minor at least. 3/6 for harmonic and just 3 for melodic minor)
8. ...chord that starts on 5 and has a 7th?? That question is unclear, sorry.
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Posted: Fri May 01, 2009 3:30 pm
Guiltless Murder I have this piano instructor, and she assigns me some theory work every week.
I decided it would be a good idea to have some of you answer these questions [or ask your director.]
These are very beginner questions.
I promise, I'm not a beginner.
Just at the piano.
What key signatures are these accidentals in?:
1. F sharp
2. B flat
3. F sharp, C sharp
4. None
5. F sharp, C sharp, G sharp, and D sharp
6. F sharp, C sharp, and G sharp
To form a minor chord, the _________ note must be lowered a half step.
In both major and minor keys, the V7 chord is the _______.
500g if all are answered correctly.
:p 1. G Major, e minor 2. F Major, d minor 3. D Major, b minor 4. C Major, a minor 5. E Major, c# minor 6. A Major, f# minor 7. Third of the chord (as in root, third, fifth to spell chord) 8. This question is kind of vague... so I'll go ahead and say Dominant as my answer. Can you ask more questions, too? Maybe some harder ones. smile AP Music Theory, FTW! It's my favorite class.
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