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| What is a scale? | Several notes arranged in a specific order of intervals, from its tonic root (central note) to its octave. | |
| What is a diatonic scale? | A scale that contains all seven notes of the musical alphabet. | |
| What is the intervallic formula? | Order of intervals. | |
| What is the open position? (think chord graph) | Open strings and the first three frets. | |
| What is the key? | The letter name of the tonic, or root. | |
| What is a key signature? | A series of sharps or flats (placed after the treble clef) that indicates notes that are to be raised or lowered throughout a piece of music. | |
| What does relative mean? (in music) | Relative means that two scales share the same notes. | |
| What is the scale formula for the major scale? | 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 These numbers correspond to the seven scale steps that make up the major scale. (The number 8 isn't included because it is simply the octave, where the scale starts over again) | |
| Any major scale can be converted to a minor scale by lowering _, _, and _ degrees by a half step. | 3rd, 6th, and 7th |
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