Chords and Harmony quiz
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Which word names a chord of three notes stacked in thirds?
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What is a chord played with one finger across the strings?
Answer: Barre chord
Why: A barre lets a guitarist move one familiar chord shape up the neck into new keys, much like a capo does.
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How many semitones span a perfect fifth?
Answer: Seven
Why: The name counts letter names, C, D, E, F and G, five in all, while semitones count every key from C to G.
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About how many cents off pure is a piano's major third?
Answer: 14 cents
Why: An equal-tempered fifth, by contrast, misses its pure 3:2 ratio by only about 2 cents.
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Which word means everyone singing the exact same notes at once?
Answer: Unison
Why: Unison comes from the Medieval Latin unisonus, which means 'having one sound'.
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Whose C major prelude carries Gounod's Ave Maria melody?
Answer: Bach
Why: Gounod's accompaniment even has an extra bar, the Schwencke measure, which Bach's own manuscript does not contain.
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How many different-sounding diminished seventh chords exist?
Answer: Three
Why: G♯dim7, Bdim7, Ddim7 and Fdim7 all share the same four notes, so twelve possible roots give only three different chords.
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