Piano Fun | Quiz 08

#1. Relative Keys

are opposite on the Circle of Fifth

are major and minor scales that share the same Key Signature

are the black Keys on the Piano

should not follow in a Chord Progression

#2. The Relative Key of

G-Major is E-minor

C-Major is A-Major

D Major is A-minor

C-Major is F-minor

#3. The Chord Progression I-IV-V-I

in C-Major is C-F-G-C

in C-Major is C-G-F-C

in C-Major is C-Dm-G-C

in C-Major is C-Em-F-C

#4. What is a Tonic?

The first note of a diatonic scale; the Keynote

The third note of a diatonic scale

The leading sound

The fifth interval

#5. Diatonic means

A 4 tone chord

Of or using only the seven tones of a standard scale e.g. C-Major Scale

Using only the Black Keys

Using 12 tones within an Octave

#6. The Tonic Chord of C-Major

is D-F-A

is C-E-G

is E-G-B

is F-A-C

#7. The Dominant Chord in C-Major

is A-C-E

is F-A-C

is G-B-D

is C-E-G

#8. The Subdominant Chord in C-Major is

G-B-D

F-A-C

C-E-G

A-C-E

#9.

Graduation Song "Pomp and Circumstance" by Edward Elgar

Tune from Georg Friedrich Haendel

Melody from Tristan and Isolde by Richard Wagner

"For he is an Englishman" from H.M.S. Pinafore by Gilbert Sullivan

#10.

Christmas Song from W.A. Mozart

5th Symphony from L. van Beethoven

Halleluia Transcription for Piano. G.F. Haendel

Christmas Oratorio by J.S. Bach

#11.

"Blue Moon" by The Marcels

"Moonglow" by Benny Goodman

"Moon River" by Henry Mancini

"Fly Me To The Moon" by Frank Sinatra

#12.

"River deep, mountain high " by Tina Turner

"Deep River" Spiritual

"The Cool, Cool River" by Paul Simon

"River Flows in You" by Yiruma

#13.

New Orleans Jazz - Mardi Gras

Flamenco of Madrid - Alex Conde

Ragtime - The Entertainer

Latin American Jazz - Salsa

#14.

Donna Mobile from the Opera Rigoletto - Verdi

Opera from Rossini - William Tell

Excerpt from the Opera Nabucco - Verdi

Don Giovanni 2nd Act - Opera from Mozart

#15. This chord

can be written as Am7

can be written as A#6

can be written as A6

can be written as A7

#16. This chords

are an Enharmonic Notation

are a Diminished and and Augmented C-Chord

are a Suspended and Extended C-Chord

are Inversions of a C-Chord

#17. A diminished Chord has

a big third followed by a small third

two big thirds

two small thirds

a small third followed by a big third

#18. An Augmented Chord has

two small thirds

a small third followed by a big third

two big thirds

a big third followed by a small third

#19.

this is a Suspended Chord and would resolve to C-Major

this is a Diminished Chord and would resolve to G-Major

this is an Augmented Chord and would resolve to C-Major

this is a Suspended Chord and would resolve to F-Major

#20. What does Resolve a Chord mean?

To analyze Chord Progressions

To determine the Tones of a Chord

To cause to progress from a consonance to a dissonance

To cause to progress from a dissonance to a consonance

#21.

Both are C-Major Chords, in Narrow and Wide Notation

These are different Chords

Both Chords are G-Major Chords

The second Chord is an Inversion of the first Chord

#22.

This is the 1st Inversion of a C-Chord

This is a C-Major Quartsix Chord

This is a regular C-Chord in Root Position

This is a C-Major Sixth Chord (six steps from the bass to C)

#23.

The red Chord is a Sixth Chord

This is a typical Chord Progression with a Suspended Chord

This is a typical Chord Progression with a Quartsix Chord (red)

The red Chord is a G-Major Chord

#24. What is a Tritone?

Quarter Triplets

A musical interval of three whole steps

A musical interval of three half steps

A Triad

#25. What is a Triad?

A chord of three tones consisting of a root with its third and fifth

A G7 Chord

A String Trio