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1. What are major or minor keys?

2. How are the major and minor keys being used in music?

3. How do you find the relative minor of the major keys?

4. List out all the # key signatures and b key signatures in the correct order ( total of 30 major scales and their relative minor scales ) * on a piece of paper.

5. What are three types of Minor scales?

6. Construct a major scale and its relative minor scale (3 types ) of your chosen key.

7. Please list out your goal(s) for this quarter.

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1.- Grouping of notes based on the corresponding scales.

-Major and minor keys are two of the most fundamental concepts. Determine the "mood" piece of music.

2. major-Music. a scale consisting of a series of whole steps except for half steps between the third and fourth and seventh and eighth degrees.

minor-minor scale, in Western music, seven stepwise pitches that form an octave arranged in one of three possible sequences, all having in common a half step (or semitone) between the second and third notes. Minor scales are classified as natural, harmonic, or melodic.

3. identify the major key, then we count 6 notes up.

5. Harmonic, natural, melody

6. F, G, A, B♭, C, D, E. (Relative minor D)

7. My goal for this quarter is to get at least 6 for my SA

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1 3 5 Chords, Chord progression, Diatonic Chords (I ii iii IV V vi viiºI)

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1 3 5 Chords, Chord progression, Diatonic Chords (I ii iii IV V vi viiºI)

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1. What is a chord?

Chords are three high-pitch notes played simultaneously.

2. How to construct a chord?

chords are made up of a root, a third, and a fifth

3. In C major, which one is the chord IV?

C, E, and G

4. In a major key, which chords are in minor(Roman number in lower case)?

ii, iii, and vi

5. In a major key, which chords are in major(Roman number in upper case)?

I, IV, and V

6. Which chord is a diminished chord(the Roman number with a degree symbol)?

viio7

7. In your opinion, which chord progression you would like to choose as your SA's choice? I V vi IV (pop) or ii V I IV (kpop)? Explain it (why).

ii V I IV. because this is easier for me to sync to with and they are easy to play on my instrument, trumpet.

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1. What is the interval?

2. What is the mood of major 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th interval?

3. What is the mood of minor 2nd, 3rd, 6th interval?

4. Could you list out the sample songs for Perfect 4th and Minor 3rd?

5. We did the ear training, are you able to identify the interval? Explain how do you feel

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Minor 2nd - Angry

Major 2nd - Stubborn

Minor 3rd - Sad

Major 3rd - Happy

Perfect 4th - Angelic

Perfect 5th - Peaceful

Minor 6th - Forlorn

Major 6th - Hopeful

Minor 7th - Chill

Major 7th - Yearning

Perfect octave-Openness

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1. interval is the distance between 2 notes.

2. intervals can either be harmonic or melodic. Harmonic intervals are found in chords, when two notes are played at the same time. Melodic intervals can be found in a sequence of notes, when notes are played one at a time, as in a melody.

3. the mood of major 2nd is stubborn and repeating in a song. Major 3rd is happy used in happy moments in a song. Perfect 4th is angelic and quite similar to Happy. perfect 5th is peaceful and tranquil, mostly used in calm parts of a movie or a song. Major 6th is hopeful and uprising, used in parts of movies where the situation turns positive. Major 7th is yearning and it's used when someone wants something in the movie.

4. perfect 4th is usually used as a wedding song and it is angelic. minor 3rd is used in the song, "Do-Re-Mi" and it is a sad song in some lines.

5. I got most of them correct except for major 6th as it is similar to perfect 5th. With more practice, I can get better at identifying these minor and major notes. these notes \

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1. What is a chord progression?

2. What is chord inversion?

3. Explain Root Position

4. Explain First Inversion

5. Explain Second Inversion

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1. a sequence of chords played in a specific order within a piece of music.

Using chord symbols or Roman numerals.

2. Chord inversion is the reordering of the notes within a chord so that maintaining the same set of pitches.

3. Example chord I in C major is ( C E G). The C is the root. However, we write in Ia

4. Chord I in C major is ( C E G). E becomes leader which is (EGC) Rewrite in Ib.

5. Chord I in C major is ( C E G). When the G becomes leader, (GCE). It is rewritten in Ic

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Homework: Key in the rhythm you composed in flat.io as next week we are going to create the song.

Regards,

Ms Khong

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