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3
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Minor scale without notes raised ascending and lowered descending.
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5
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Whole step below the tonic in a minor key.
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6
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Lower a sharp one semitone, you use a ___________.
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10
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Distance between two pitches.
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12
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Same pitch but spelled differently ____________ equivalent.
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13
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Interval that is major, minor, perfect.
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14
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Sixth degree of the scale.
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16
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Order of sharps.
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19
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Flat, Natural, Sharp.
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21
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Intervals of a unison, 4th, 5th, 8th
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24
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Extend notes above or below a staff.
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26
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___________ key of A major is F# minor.
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27
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Period of silence in music.
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30
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Scale with a raised 7th scale degree ascending and descending.
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1
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One dotted half note equals 3 ______________ notes.
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2
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Another type of staff.
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4
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Moving by half step with same letter name.
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7
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Semitones in a whole tone.
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8
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5 parallel lines and 4 spaces.
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9
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Associated with a specific major or minor key and placed right after the clef.
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11
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Lines of the treble clef.
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15
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F Clef
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17
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Scale that sounds sad.
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18
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D-flat major
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20
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Increase time value of a note.
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22
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Two whole notes equal one _________.
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23
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Scale divide into 2 halves.
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25
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According to the tonic.
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28
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G clef
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29
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Series of notes arranged alphabetically and consecutively within an octave.
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31
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Represents a musical sound.
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