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Which three diatonic modes are major in quality? Ionian, lydian, mixilydian
Which 2 of the 7 diatonic modes begin with a minor second? Physician and locrian
Name two six note symmetrical scales and the derivation of each Whole tone and hexagonic, both are derived from the augmented triad
What scale is created by juxtaposition of 2 major mine 7th chords whose roots are one whole step apart? Lydian-mixolydian #4 and flat 7
What traditional 7th chord forms the basis for derivation of the octatonic scale? Fully diminished
Three of the four traditional triad types may be derived from the octatonic scale, they are? Diminished, major, minor
When compared to the diatonic scale what two intervals are missing from the pentatonic? Minor 2nd and triton
What is ionian? Major
What is aeolian? Natural minor
What is mixolydian? Major with flat 7
What is dorian? Minor with sharp 6
What is lydian? Major with sharp 4
What is phrygian? Minor with flat 2
What is locrian? Minor with flat 2 and flat 5
extedended tertian sonorities stacking of major and minor 3rds 9-13ths
polychord consists of two or more chords from different harmonic areas
split third chord like a polychord but represents both major and minor qualities built on the same root
diatonic mediants share 2 notes, m3 down or M3 up
chromatic mediants share 1 note, 2 half steps, M3 up or down
doubly chromatic mediants share no notes, 3-4 half steps
hemiola a 3:2 ratio
symmetrical meters meters based on regular recurring pulses
asymmetrical meter such as 5/4 or 7/8
composite meter indicates recurring irregular subdivisions
polyrhythm the simultaneous presentation of two or more contrasting rhythmic streams
ametric music music that lacks obvious meter
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