Music - Building Major Scales

True

E is the DOMINANT in the scale of A major.

True

F-sharp is the DOMINANT in the scale of B Major.

True

All major scales share the same interval pattern.

False

B is the MEDIANT in the scale of A-flat major.

False

In a Major scale the half-steps always fall between SUPERTONIC and SUBDOMINANT, and between LEADING TONE and TONIC.

true

In a major scale, the SUPERTONIC is a whole step above the TONIC.

False

In an ascending scale, the SUBMEDIANT is located halfway between the TONIC and DOMINANT.

False

Some major scales share a different relationship in terms of interval distance between scale degrees.

True

The DOMINANT is the fifth scale degree above the TONIC.

True

The LEADING TONE has a strong pull towards the TONIC.

False

The LEADING TONE is a half-step above the DOMINANT.

Half Step

The distance between these two pitches is a:

Half step

The distance between these two pitches is a:

Whole Step

The distance between these two pitches is a:

Whole step

The distance between these two pitches is a:

False

The dominant is like a center of gravity around which all of the other pitches revolve.

D

What is the MEDIANT scale degree of B-flat major?

E

What is the MEDIANT scale degree of C major?

A

What is the SUBMEDIANT of C major?

C

What is the SUPERTONIC scale degree of B-flat major?