Define: Pitch Class

contains all notes of the same name regardless of octave. 

List the Scale Degrees in Order:

1. Tonic

2. Supertonic

3. Mediant

4. Subdominant

5. Dominant

6. Submediant

7. Leading Tone

7. Subtonic (only in natural minor scale)

Name the 1st Scale Degree:

Subdominant

Name the 6th Scale Degree:

Name the 7th Scale degree:

Where are the half steps in the Major Scale?

Name the Order of Whole & Half Steps:

Between the 3rd/4th and 7/8

W,W,H,W,W,W,H

NAME KEY SIGNATURE (IN MAJOR AND MINOR)

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C Major

a minor

NAME KEY SIGNATURE (IN MAJOR AND MINOR)

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F Major

d minor

NAME KEY SIGNATURE (IN MAJOR AND MINOR) 

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G Major

e minor

NAME KEY SIGNATURE (IN MAJOR AND MINOR)

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Bb Major

g minor

NAME KEY SIGNATURE: (IN MAJOR AND MINOR)

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D Major

b minor

 NAME KEY SIGNATURE: (IN MAJOR AND MINOR)

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Eb Major

c minor

Name the Key Signature: Major & Minor

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A Major

f# minor

 Name the Key: Major & Minor

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Ab Major

f minor

Name the Key: Major & Minor

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E Major

c# minor

Name the Key: Major & Minor

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Db Major

b flat minor

Name the Key Signature: Major & Minor

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B Major

g# minor

Name the Key: Major & Minor

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Gb Major

e flat minor

Name the Key: Major & Minor

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F# Major

d# minor

Name the Key Signature: Major & Minor

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Cb Major

a flat minor

Name the Key Signature: Major & Minor

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C# Major

a# minor

A scale with 5 tones. 

(only the first 5 notes of a major scale)

How do you find the relative minor to a Major scale?

How do you find the relative Major of a minor scale?

3rd scale degree of the minor scale is the tonic of the relative major