Which term refers to the distance between two pitches?

What is the term used to describe a group of three notes played in the space of two?

What is the term for a group of notes played at the same time?

Which of the following notes is included in a C major seventh chord?

What is the seventh note in a G major scale?

What is the correct spelling of the seventh note in a C# major scale?

What is the seventh note in an A major scale?

Which note is added to a G major chord to make it a G dominant seventh chord?

What is the correct spelling of the seventh note in an E major scale?

Which note is added to a D minor chord to make it a D minor seventh chord?

Which note is a major third above D in a D major scale?

Which note is added to a B major chord to make it a B major seventh chord?

How many notes are in a half diminished seventh chord?

What is the quality of the seventh in a half diminished chord?

What is the shorthand notation for a half diminished chord using Roman numerals?

Which non chord tone is a note that is approached by step from the previous note and then resolved by step in the opposite direction?

Which non chord tone is a note that is approached by the same note in the previous chord and then resolves by step to a chord tone?

Which non chord tone is a note that is approached by a leap from the previous note and then resolves by step in the opposite direction?

Which non chord tone is a note that is sustained from the previous chord before resolving to a note within the current chord?

Which non chord tone is a note that is approached by a leap from a note in the previous chord and then resolves by step in the opposite direction?

Which non chord tone is a note that is approached by leap or step in the same direction as the resolution?

In music theory, what is chord inversion?

How is a chord labeled when the third of the chord is in the bass?

What is the second inversion of a G major chord?

What is the first inversion of a C major chord?

When a chord is played with the fifth of the chord as the lowest note, what inversion is it?

What is the root position of an A minor chord?

Which note of a C minor chord is in the bass in the second inversion?

What is the first inversion of a D minor chord?

Which chord inversion is considered the most stable and basic form of a chord?

What note is located on the second line of the treble clef staff?

On which space of the treble clef staff is the note C located?

On which line of the bass clef staff is the note F located?

What note is located on the first space above the treble clef staff?

Which note is found on the first ledger line below the treble clef staff?

What note is located on the third space of the bass clef staff?

Which note is represented by a circle placed below the first line of the treble clef staff?

Which note is on the first line of the treble clef staff?

What note is located on the second space of the bass clef staff?

Which music meter is commonly associated with a waltz?

Which music meter is commonly associated with a march?

Which music meter is commonly used in reggae music?

What music meter is commonly associated with a traditional Irish jig?

In 3/4 time signature, how many beats are in each measure?

What is the bottom number of a time signature used to indicate?

In 4/4 time signature, how many beats are in each measure?

In music, what does the top number of a time signature indicate?

What is the top number of a time signature used to indicate?

How many beats are in each measure in a 6/8 time signature?

What is the bottom number of a time signature used to represent?

Which music mode features a minor third and minor seventh, giving it a melancholy and bluesy sound?

Which intervals are exclusively used in whole tone music?

What is the characteristic sound quality associated with whole tone music?

Which of the following best defines a tone row in music theory?

What is the purpose of a tone row in twelve-tone serialism?

What is the interval pattern of a pentatonic scale?

In a C major pentatonic scale, what notes would be included?

Which of the following is an example of asymmetric meter in music?

What is an example of a famous piece of music written in asymmetric meter?

Which time signature is an example of asymmetric meter?

What is the interval of a perfect fourth above C?

In the key of G major, what note is a perfect fourth above the tonic (G)?

What is the perfect fourth below E?

If A is the root note, what note is a perfect fourth above A?

In music theory, what interval is created by playing two notes that are three half steps apart?

What is the name of the interval created by playing two notes that are three whole steps apart in music theory?

What is the interval between the root and the fifth of an augmented triad?

What type of triad is formed by stacking two major thirds on top of each other?

In music theory, what is a diminished triad?

What notes make up a C diminished triad?

How many half steps are between the root and the third of a diminished triad?

What is the enharmonic equivalent of C#?

What is the enharmonic equivalent of A#?

What is the enharmonic equivalent of E#?

What is the enharmonic equivalent of Gb?

What is the enharmonic equivalent of D#?

Which key is positioned one step clockwise from G major on the Circle of Fifths?

What is the key signature of E minor on the Circle of Fifths?

Which key is located three steps counterclockwise from B major on the Circle of Fifths?

What is the relative minor key of G major on the Circle of Fifths?

Which key is located next to D minor on the Circle of Fifths?