English For Music Students

staff (also called the great staff). This way, both the highest and lowest pitches can be seen and played together. There is als ...

The rules for sharps ( # ), flats ( v ), naturals ( F ), double sharps ( ӿ ), and double flats ( vv ) are: 1 ) A natural cancels ...

____ 8. An accidental remains in effect for the duration of the entire song. ____ 9. Sharps and flats only affect a specific not ...

The grand staff is made up of all the following, except ____. a. the G clef b. the C clef c. the F clef d. two staves All th ...

What are all the accidentals used in music notation? V. Grammar Passive Voice Passive voice is used when the focus is on the a ...

Future Perfect Active: He will have written the song. Passive: The song will have been written by him. Modals Active: He can/may ...

Was she reading the newspaper? b. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in passive. Use the verb and the tense ...

described as enharmonic. Enharmonic notes sound the same but are spelled differently. Depending on the context of the melody or ...

Unit 2. Major Scales I. Word List a. General Words Apply /@"plVI/ (v) make use of; bring into operation; be relevant We applied ...

Modification /mQdIfI"keIS(@)n/ (n) change; alteration The director made a slight modification in the script for the movie. Rec ...

Degree /dI"gri:/ (n) each of the successive notes of a scale; the interval between any two of these; a position in a musical sca ...

=&===r=s=t=u=v=w=x=y=== C major Scale /skeIl/ (n) a series of notes ascending or descending by fixed intervals, especially o ...

II. Vocabulary Practice a. Match the words with their definitions. ____ 1. tonic ____ 2. chromatic ____ 3. ascending ____ 4. key ...

b. Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the list. degree tonic scale transpose solution key chromatic contain signatur ...

c. Antonyms: choose the word that means the opposite of the given word. vary a. extend b. alter c. differ d. conform descend ...

distance of one fret or one key). This formula never varies, regardless of the tonic on which it begins. The formula for the maj ...

pitch, thereby increasing its distance from E and decreasing its distance from G, the octave. This is done by using a sharp sign ...

`Ÿ‹?444 Ev major 2 ) For sharp keys, the key is a half step above the last sharp. `”È’444 A major 3 ) The key signature of one f ...

____ 9. The placement of the sharps in a key signature follows the cycle down in fifths. ____ 10. For flat keys, the key is repr ...

c. follows the cycle of fifths d. b and c The key signature of one flat is ____. a. C major b. A major c. F major d. G major ...