| Scales | Composers | Signs & Terms | Chords/Cadences | Scale degrees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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What is d-e-f-g-a-bb-c#-d
D harmonic minor
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What is Baroque
Bach
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What is doloroso
sadly, sorrowfully
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What is half cadence
I - V
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What is tonic
I or i
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What is c-d-eb-f-g-a-b-c-bb-ab-g-f-e-d-c
C melodic minor
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What is Romantic
Chopin
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What is scherzando
jokingly, lightly, playfully
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What is plagal cadence
IV - I
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What is dominant
V
|
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What is
Ab major
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What is Contemporary
Kabalevsky
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What is syncopation
a momentary contradiction of the meter or pulse
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What is authentic cadence
V - I
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What is mediant
iii or III (III+)
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What is
g# melodic minor
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What is Classical
Clementi
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What is modulation
changing from one key to another
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What is deceptive cadence
V - vi
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What is subdominant
IV
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What is
f harmonic minor
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What is Baroque
Scarlatti
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What is robusto
boldly, robustly
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What is V 6/5
figured bass for first inversion dominant 7 chord
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What is leading tone
viio
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