Music-Harmony
- Created by: Zoe
- Created on: 03-04-13 16:04
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- Harmony
- Basic terms
- Consonant: Notes that sound good together
- Dissonant: Notes that clash with each other
- Diatonic: Music that uses only the current key
- Chromatic: Music that contains notes that don't belong to the key
- Cadences
- Chord Progression used to end a musical phrase
- 4 different Types of cadence:
- Perfect : V-I Sounds strong and final
- Imperfect: ends on chord V e.g I-V or ii-V sounds incomplete
- Plagal: IV-I often used to sing Amen in church music
- Interrupted: V-VI sounds like a surprise
- Chords
- Triad: a chord with 3 notes separated by a 3rd
- A lowercase numeral means the chord is minor
- Uppercase numerals means the chord is major
- Most import chords:
- Tonic (I)
- Subdominant (IV)
- Dominant (V)
- Basic terms
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