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| A collection of tones used by composers for the creation of music is often organized alphabetically and called a ________. |
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| T/F: the term “diatonic” means pertaining to major or minor tonality. |
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| The tones outside the diatonic scales are called _____________ |
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| diagram the whole step and half step structure of the major scale |
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| diagram the whole step and half step structure of the harmonic minor scale. |
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| diagram the whole step and half step structure of the ascending melodic minor scale. |
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| harmonic raised 7th, melodic raised 6 and 7th. |
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| What is the difference between a harmonic minor scale and a melodic minor scale. |
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| a scale with all whole steps and one 1 1/2 step. |
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| what is a pentatonic scale? |
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| a scale centered around one pitch |
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| not centered around one pitch |
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| using pitches between half steps. |
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| number: I, range D to D, half steps between 2-3, 6-7. |
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| Number: III, range E to E, half steps between 1-2, 5-6. |
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| Number: V, Range F to F, half steps between 4-5, 7-8. |
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| Number VII, Range G to G, half steps between 3-4, 6-7. |
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| Number IX, Range A to A, half steps between 2-3, 5-6. |
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| Number XI, Range C to C, half steps between 3-4, 7-8. |
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| go down 3 half notes from the tonic. |
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| how do you find the relative minor of a major scale. |
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| leading tone and subtonic. |
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| 7th scale degree (two of them) |
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