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by BlastRoom
Practice spelling chromatic scales and recognizing whole-tone collections.
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A chromatic scale rises from C. How is the pitch between C and D normally spelled?
As an ascending chromatic scale moves from D toward E, what is the intervening pitch called?
Your part rises chromatically from F to G. Which spelling belongs between those notes?
What pitch should follow G in an ascending chromatic scale before A arrives?
When a chromatic scale ascends from A toward B, which note is written between them?
A chromatic scale rises from B. What is the next pitch?
A chromatic scale falls from C. How is the pitch between B and A normally spelled?
As a chromatic scale descends from A toward G, which pitch comes between them?
Which note is written between G and F in a falling chromatic scale?
While descending chromatically from E to D, what pitch is used between them?
A line descends chromatically from D toward C. Which note belongs between those pitches?
Read the written pitch collection on the staff. What type of scale has been constructed?
The staff shows a scale beginning on D. Which scale family does its step pattern show?
A director writes this ascending collection for analysis. How should students classify it?
Examine the staff example beginning on E. Which scale family produces this succession of pitches?
What kind of scale is written descending on the staff, beginning on D flat?
Why do whole-tone scales produce only two different pitch collections?
How do the two whole-tone collections relate to the twelve pitch classes?
What happens after six whole steps in a whole-tone scale?
Why is a whole-tone scale beginning on D not a third collection beyond scales beginning on C and C sharp?
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