Harmony and Tonailty Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• chormatic: music that moves by semi tone step, either melodically, or harmonically.
• diatonic: music that harmonically and melodic follows a key. (lack of many accidentals)
• dissonant: music that has intervals that clash and are not in the scale.
• atonal: music that does not follow any key.
• major: keys that are bright, happy ttsttts
• minor: same as major key but with flattened 3rds, 6ths and 7ths. dark and sad sounding.
• pentatonic: scale with 5 notes in it, very common in chinese music.
• perfect cadence: chord v to chord 1 - dominant to tonic.
• imperfect cadence: chord something (usually 1) to chord v. mus end on the dominant.
• tonic: 1st note of the scale. the home note.
• dominant: 5th note of the scale. 2nd most important note
• sub dominant: 4th note of the scale, or -5 note of the scale ......
• relative minor: minor key which has the same number of flats/sharps as the major key you are in.
• relative major: major key which has the same number of flats/sharps as the minor key you are in.
• pedal: long or repeating note, usually in the bass, often setting up a candence. usually on the dominant or tonic.
• dominant seventh: major chord with flattened 7th note added.
• modulation: changing keys during a piece.
• traidic: music that use the 3 note chords of major and minor keys.