day 5 – scales...day 5 – scales vocabulary unit 1e 47. pitch class 48. scale 49. diatonic 50....
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Day 5 – Scales
Vocabulary Unit 1E
47. Pitch class48. Scale49. Diatonic50. Major scale51. Major tetrachord52 O d f Sh
54. Natural minor scale55. Relative minor56. Harmonic minor scale57. Melodic minor scale58. Parallel minor59 S bt i
47. Pitch class
52. Order of Sharps53. Order of Flats
59. Subtonic60. Tonal61. Tonality
Directions: List all the pitch classes in the excerpt.
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48. Scale
49 Di t i49. Diatonic
50. Major scale50. Major scale
51. Major tetrachord
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Major Sharp Key Signatures
Key Signatures
52. Order of Sharps
Major Flat Key Signatures
53. Order of Flats
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54. Natural Minor Scale
55. Relative Minor
56. Harmonic Minor Scale
57. Melodic Minor Scale
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58. Parallel Minor
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Relative Minor Scales
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Circle of Fifths
59. Subtonic
60. Tonal
61. Tonality30
Day 6 – Other Scales and Modes
62. Pentatonic Scale Vocabulary Unit 1F
62. Pentatonic Scale63. Chromatic Scale64. Whole Tone Scale65. Modality66. Church Modes
Example:Example:
Example: Chopin “Etude Op. 10 No. 5”
Example: Ravel “Laideronette”
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63. Chromatic Scale
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64. Whole Tone Scale
E ampleExample:
Example: Debussy “Voiles”
Example: Rebikov “Une Fete – VI”
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65. Modality
66. Church Modes
Phrase Mode C Pattern W/H PatternPhrase Mode C Pattern W/H Pattern
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Steps to Writing a Modal Scale
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Pitch classes: ____________________________________ Ordered pitch classes: _____________________________Half/Whole pattern: ______________________________Modal Scale: _____________________________________ 35