Music Theory Challenge 301.

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1. Why is there an F# in C Major in almost every classical piece?

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Music Theory Challenge 301.
Test your knowledge in music theory through challenging questions. Topics: Intervals, Key Signatures, Tonality.
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2. ____ is the only key with flats in the key signature that is not flat.

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3. Which are the 2 intervals that divide the octave exactly in half?

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4. If in the first few measures of a piece a raised 5th degree, of the key signature's corresponding major key, appears in the melody; what would you assume?

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5. In a piece in Bb major, an A7 is most probably the __________ of the iii

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6. Guide Tones are the 3rd and the 7th of any chord. In a harmonic progression, made up of dominant chords, that follows the circle of Vths (..C7-F7-Bb7-Eb7...etc); 2 downward _________ lines can be written using just guide tones.

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7. Which is the interval between the roots two dominant chords that share the same tritone?

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8. If Inv(i) is the inversion of interval i then:
How much is i+Inv(i)?

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9. Using only sharps and flats (as alterations):
Which is the smallest distance between two notes, a 2nd apart, that can be written?

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One more question: In Eb major, Eb is ______

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Why is there an F# in C Major in almost every classical piece?
____ is the only key with flats in the key signature that is not flat.
Which are the 2 intervals that divide the octave exactly in half?
If in the first few measures of a piece a raised 5th degree, of the...
In a piece in Bb major, an A7 is most probably the __________ of the...
Guide Tones are the 3rd and the 7th of any chord. In a harmonic...
Which is the interval between the roots two dominant chords that share...
If Inv(i) is the inversion of interval i then:How much is i+Inv(i)?
Using only sharps and flats (as alterations): Which is the smallest...
Thanks for taking the test. Here's your promotional code: 9TBP5VYSYou...
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