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Music Theory for Theory Buffs

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Music Theory for Theory Buffs game quiz
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1. In the key of E major, spell a French6 chord.
    C, E, Gb, Bb
    C, E, Fsharp, Asharp
    Csharp, Esharp, G, B
    C, E, Fsharp, Bb


2. A part of Sonata Form is reca-
    ntare
    lculation
    pitulation
    po


3. A dominant 7 chord in third inversion USUALLY resolves to what inversion of the next chord?
    Second
    Fourth
    Third
    First


4. If you are in the key of Ab Major and out of nowhere, a C major chord comes along and go right back into Ab, what kind of chord is that C major chord?
    Chromatic Mediant
    Secondary Dominant
    Senza Naturalezza Chord
    Secondary Leading Chord


5. There are three kinds of minor scales. Natural and harmonic are two of them. Which is the third?
    mixolydian
    melodic
    modulated
    mixed


6. A bit of Jazz: an example of an altered scale is: (there might be some enharmonic spellings)
    C, Db, D sharp, E, F sharp, G sharp, Bb
    C, C sharp, D, D sharp, E, F, etc.
    C, D, E, F sharp, G sharp, A sharp
    Cb, Db, Gb, Ab, Bb


7. A little more Jazz: What is another name for a 'half diminished whole tone' scale?
    Locrian
    Phrygian
    Altered
    Hypo-Mixolidian


8. What should you double in a first inversion chord in a 4-part Bach-style chorale?
    Soprano
    Tenor
    Alto
    Bass


9. Which of the following is dissonant BY DEFINITION?
    m6
    M3
    P4
    M6


10. What is the definition of a minor 2nd?
    A younger 12 yr old brother
    an imperfect plagal cadence
    a whole step
    Two oboes playing in unison


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