Quiz 4 Cheat Sheet PDF

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Cheat sheet which will assist you on the quiz. Instructor: Tori Stunz...

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piano p sof Da Capo (D.C.) go back to beginning forte f loud Dal Segno (D.S.) go back to the sign; al Fine: end mezzo piano mp moderately sof DC al fine: go back to the start and play to the fine mezzo forte mf moderately loud Al coda – go to start, play to coda sign, then skip to next pianissimo pp very sof coda sign fortissimo ff very loud DS al coda- At the end of the first line, go back to the crescendo gradually louder diminuendo/decrescendo gradually sofer sign. When you reach coda, skip to next coda largo very slow adagio slow andante moving along moderato moderately allegro quickly vivace lively and fast staccato – play note short + detached (dot on top of note) accent – play note louder (greater than or less than sign on top of note) sforzando – strong accent (sf or sfz) tenuto – hold note for full value (line above note) fermata – hole note longer than normal (half circle with dot on top of note)

For TS 4/4, 16th beat: 1e+a Primary triads/chords: I (1), IV (4), V (5) For TS 6/8, count using 1 la li. Triad formula: major: C G D A E B F# C# major: M3 + m3 E #: F C G D A E B or root to M3 and root to P5 major: C F Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb minor: m3 + M3 eb: B E A D G C F e min or e m Same sounding: Db = C#; Gb = F#; Cb = B dim: m3 + m3 e (0 exponent) P1 M2 M3 P4 d4 P5 M6 M7 P8 aug: M3 + M3 E (+ exponent) 0 2 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 E aug chord symbol: 0 inversion: root 1st inversion: root/3rd 2nd inversion: root/5th 3rd inversion: root/7th Roman numeral: For triad: I, for 4: V I36 = I6, V357=V7,V356=V56, If it’s a 4 note chord, the chord symbol V346=V34, V246=V24 is E (exponent 7)...