The relative minor of a major scale is the:
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1,843 QuestionsReview fundamental music theory concepts including scales, chords, intervals, and musical notation. These questions also cover instrument techniques and improvisation methods. Practice these objective questions to build a strong foundation for performing arts and fine arts evaluations.
Music Theory Questions
Which chord is built on the first, fourth, and fifth scale degrees of a major scale?
The interval between the tonic and the dominant in a major scale is:
Which chord is built on the first, third, and sixth scale degrees of a major scale?
The interval between the tonic and the supertonic in a minor scale is:
Which chord is built on the first, fourth, and sixth scale degrees of a major scale?
The interval between the tonic and the subdominant in a major scale is:
Which chord is built on the first, fifth, and seventh scale degrees of a major scale?
The interval between the tonic and the leading tone in a major scale is:
Which pencil grade is best suited for creating a wide range of tones and values?
What is the typical tempo range for downtempo music?
What is the interval between the notes C and E?
What is the scale that begins on the note C and contains the notes C, D, E, F, G, A, and B?
What is the interval between the notes F and A?
What is the scale that begins on the note G and contains the notes G, A, B, C, D, E, and F#?