Beethoven Flash Cards

Chords moving up/down by a fourth, bars 244 - 249

Chords moving up/down by a fifth, bars 244 - 249

Chords moving up/down by a sixth, bars 244 - 249

Chords moving up/down by a third, bars 244 - 249

Section that ends/rounds off the piece to a conclusion

A musical introduction to a piece

A repeated section in a song

A type of musical scale

Melody that ascends or descends by a single note

A type of harmony that uses chords

A rhythmic pattern in music

A musical form that repeats themes

Melodic pattern repeated at a higher or lower pitch

A series of notes played in a random order

A rhythmic pattern that varies in tempo

A musical form that consists of verses and a chorus

Scale that uses all possible notes, moving by one semitone/minor 2nd at a time

Scale that consists of seven distinct notes

Scale that uses only the white keys on a piano

Scale that is based on a specific key signature

Sudden loud accent on an individual note or chord

A gradual increase in volume

A soft and gentle sound

A repeated note played quickly

Chord progression V – vi, bar 9

Chord progression I – IV, bar 5

Chord progression ii – V, bar 7

Chord progression IV – I, bar 3

Relative major key

Minor key

Diminished key

Augmented key

Long dominant pedal preparing for a return to the tonic key of C minor, bar 175 - 184

Short dominant pedal leading to a modulation in D major, bar 150 - 160

Dominant chord resolving to the subdominant key of A minor, bar 180 - 190

Extended dominant preparation with chromatic alterations, bar 200 - 210

Long descending right-hand passage leading into the recapitulation

Short ascending left-hand passage before the exposition

Rapid alternating notes in both hands

Melodic line accompanied by chords