INTERVALS. CHORDS. TRIADS. MODE. TONALITY. SCALES.

An accord which consists of three or more tones and is perceived as an independent tone complex is called a ________________ .

Choose all correct options:

The lowest tone of the chord is called a ________________ .

The chord which consists of three tones and is built on thirds is called a ____________ .

In the __________ ________ all the pitches are played simultaneously.

In the ___________ ____________ all the pitches are played successively.

Performing chords one after another is called a ___________ ___________ .

Carrying over the basic tone of the triad an octave higher or the top tone of the triad an octave lower is called ___________ __________ .

____________ is the difference between two pitches measured by half steps.

The distance of one note to another note is called ____________.

The tones of __________ ___________ go one after another.

The tones of __________ ___________ sounds simultaneously.

The system of restful and restless tones, intervals and chords, united by gravitation to the centre (tonic), is called a ____________.

The __________ is a stepwise succession of steps of the tonality going upward or downward from tonic to tonic within the boundaries of the octave or several octaves.

The scale shows the regularities of the mode and the ____________ is material for its construction.

Intervals within an octave are _______________ .