Using example format below, type in the correct pitches for the following triad: B Major triad   Example: C Major triad Answer: C, E, G   Note:  – use CAPITALIZED letters  – list sharps as #  – list flats at b (lower case B)  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches

Using example format below, type in the correct pitches for the following triad: E Augmented triad   Example: C Major triad Answer: C, E, G   Note:  – use CAPITALIZED letters  – list sharps as #  – list flats at b (lower case B)  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches

Identify the quality of the triad below:   

Using example format below, type in the correct Whole and Half-steps for the following scale: Harmonic minor   Example: Major Answer: W, W, H, W, etc.   Note:  – list steps in ascending order only, using CAPITALIZED letters  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches

Using example format below, type in the correct pitches for the following scale: B Melodic minor   Example: C natural minor Answer: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C, Bb, Ab, G, F, Eb, D, C   Note:  – list notes in ascending and descending order, using CAPITALIZED letters  – list sharps as #  – list flats at b (lower case B)  – use commas and a single space to separate pitches  – do not repeat top pitch

What does the “6” in the below time signature indicate?   

What is the difference between the “Leading Tone” and the “Subtonic”?

Identify the quality of the scale:   

Select all of the scales where one sees a “Leading Tone”

What note is a d5 DOWN from a B?