FNRT-205 Lecture 15: FNRT 205 Lecture 15: Guide to: Intervals, Circle of Fifths, and more!
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The circle of fifths (know it/ memorize it): Madrigal= secular tune (not intended for the church) Performing forces = instruments, singers used in a compositional piece. Scale = pattern of half and whole steps. Major scale = consists of 8 notes, sounds happy in a way when played. Minor scale = consists of different types (natural, harmonic, melodic), also consists of 8 notes, sounds sad when a piece is played in a minor tone. Chromatic scale: consists of all natural notes, sharp notes, and flat notes within a scale. Interval = distance between pitches, intervals are named from major/minor and has either unison, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and octave following it. example major second can be from c to d (do to re) For this course you will need to be able to identify all intervals when the professor plays them on the piano for both quizzes and exams there is a interval identification part.
