Music Nine (California State University, Fresno)

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What are the three scale degrees that make up the "I" chord?

1, 3, 5

In a duple meter with 4 beats per minute (ex. 4/4), match the beats with the appropriate labels

1.A (strongest beat); 3.B (second strongest beat); 4.C (weak beat)

In compound meter with 6 beats per measure (ex. 6/8), match the beats with the appropriate labels.

1.B (weak beat); 4.C (strongest beat); 3.A (second strongest beat)

You learned that the I chord corresponds to a C major chord in the Key of C. What do you think the I chord is in the key of D?

A D major

The ii and IV chords are classified as "Dominant Functions"

False

The movement of the V chord (dominant) back to the I chord (tonic) is known as a plagal cadence.

False

The term "diatonic" describes chords that are not usually found within a given Key (ex. G minor does not belong in the Key of C).

False

These are examples of C Major Triads.

False

This is an example of duple meter:

False

This melody is an example of conjunct (step-wise) melodic motion.

False

When comparing the C major scale to the C minor scale, the scales that stay the same are 3, 6, and 7.

False

A chord that creates a harmonic movement back to the I chord (tonic) is called a cadential chord

True

A common cadence involving the movement of the IV chord to the I chord is called plagal

True

In any Major Key, the I, IV, and V chords are usually major.

True

In the video by Dr. Randy Pausch,"The Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," he mentioned the concept of "finding your passion and striving to achieve it, through hardwork and effort." He mentioned a former student that eventually achieved the student's dream of working with George Lucas and the film company creating the Star Wars movies.

True

Which one of these disciplines is NOT related to music, according to Michael Rogers:

Criminal Justice

In the Key of C major, what is a ii Chord?

D minor

In the Key of C, the V chord (dominant) is F major

False

In the key of F, the G chord is major

False

The "Chord Function Cycle" (from Section 9) follows this pattern: PREDOMINANT => TONIC => DOMINANT => PREDOMINANT

False

In the Key of C, which of the following chord progressions is an example of Deceptive Cadence?

G major to A minor

In the Key of G, what are the chords represented by the Roman Numerals I - IV - V - IV?

G major, C major, D major, C major

Which of these chords would not be heard in the Key of C?

G minor (G Bb D)

Which of the following is not of one of the five basic elements of music?

Genre

What chord do progressions usually start on?

I

Which of the following is one of the most popular chord progressions used in pop music over the last 50 years?

I - V - vi - IV

A cadence in music of the common practice period involve two chords at the end of a phrase or composition. There are several chords frequently used that precede the final chord of a phrase or composition. Which two chords usually function as cadence chords (that precede the final chord of a phrase or composition)?

IV and V

Which chords are classified as Predominant Functions?

IV and ii

What is the main difference between V and IV as cadence chords?

V is stronger than IV

In a major key, the vii° chord is known as the _______ chord.

Leading Tone

Active notes to tend to resolve to ___________ notes.

Stable

What is the purpose of a cadence chord?

To finish a chord progression and/or creating a harmonic movement back to the I chord (tonic)

Shenkerian Analysis is a method in which long and complicated passages of music are reduced to simple melodic lines that help to reveal the intent of the composer. This technique is a type of linear analysis.

True

When a C major triad is played, D, F, and A (non-chord tones) are _______ notes.

Active

Match the terms with the correct definitions:

Allegro - Fast Adagio - Slow Andante - Medium Tempo - "Speed" of the beat

In the Key of G, what is the IV chord?

C major

In the Key of C, what are the chords represented by the Roman Numerals I - V - I - IV

C major, G major, C major, F major

In the key of G major, should D be a Major or minor chord?

Major

Describe the sound of major chords vs. minor chords:

Major chords sound: Bright and Happy Minor chords sound: Dark and Somber

If a song is written in C major, would you likely hear an F minor chord? F minor chords are made up of the following notes: F, A flat (Ab), and C.

No. An F minor contains a note that is not in the C major scale (Ab), so it normally shouldn't be used. AND No. The chord built on the 4th scale degree is always in major chord (IV).

Which is not included in the paradigm of music as an ArtForm?

Recorder

The C major scale was the first scale discussed in the text. The G major scale sounds like the C major scale because both scales have the same intervallic relationship (distances) between each note of the scale, even though a G major scale contains different notes than the C major scale. Both the C major scale and the G major scales sound similar in quality, but the G major scale starts off on G, which is the tonic note of the scale

True

The Element of Music, Duration, describes when and how long pitches are played, giving rise to concepts such as rhythm and beat.

True

The I and vi chords are classified as "Tonic Functions"

True

The vi chord is a minor chord built on scale degree #6 and is called the submediant.

True

There are 12 major scales and 12 minor scales, for a total of 24 scales that composers can choose from.

True

This is an example of a Deceptive Cadence

True

This is an example of the following root movement: To or From an I Chord

True

To change a major triad into a minor triad, all you need to do is lower (flat) the third by one half step.

True

You can change a major scale into a minor scale by lowering (flatting) the third, sixth, and seventh scale degrees by one half step

True

What is the correct interval pattern (formula) for constructing a major scale? W = Whole Step H = Half Step

WWHWWWH

In a measure of 6/8 time, beat 5 is a _______?

Weak Beat

According to the text, what is the most commonly used meter in pop music?

4/4 time

In the Key of C, the minor chords are:

The A Chord The E Chord The D Chord

In the Key of C, what chords are major?

The G Chord The F Chord The C Chord


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