Since I did not post these notes in a more timely manner, I will postpone the quiz. We will take it on Monday instead.
Major Scale - wwhwwwh (w = whole, h = half)
Key signature - tells you how many sharps or flats are in a given key
flat - lowers a note a half step
sharp - raises a note a half step
natural - neutralizes a flat or sharp
Chord - harmony made of two or more alternating notes played simultaneously
I Chord - Major Chord built on the first degree of the major scale
IV Chord - Major Chord built on the 4th degree of the major scale
V or V7 chord- Major chord and Dominant 7th chord built on the 5th degree of the major scale
vi chord - minor chord built on the 6th degree of the major scale
Relative minor - same key as major scale, but it starts on the 6th degree instead of 1st degree of the scale.
Parallel minor - has the same name as the parallel major, but it has a different key signature; add 3 additional flats (take away 3 sharps) to find the key signature of the parallel minor
Notes in the C major scale vs. Notes in the C Minor Scale
C D E F G A B C
C D Eb F G Ab Bb C
Order of Flats: BEADGCF
Order of Sharps: FCGDAEB
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