1. Harmony

2. The Basics Harmony occurs when there is more than one tone or pitch.
Harmony occurs when there is more than one note sounding at a time.

3. Harmonies can be pleasing

4. Or Harmony can have a “clashing” quality

5. Implied harmony A melody (monophony) can have an implied harmony.
This Implied harmony can be create through note selection.

6. Most harmony is based on chords.
Chords are groups of notes from the musical scale that build a root note.

7. Traditionally chords have at least three notes.
Notes can be played at the same time, overlap, or be played seperately

8. Harmony is when _____ tone or pitch is sounding at the same time.
More than one
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9. _____ are based on groups of notes from the musical scale that form a “root”
Chords
Syncopation
Natural notes
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10. In traditional chords there are usually _____ notes
One
No more than two
At least three
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11. What is this? Common notation Staff Metronome marking [Default]
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12. _____ emphasis a beat that is normally not emphasized.
Downbeat
Syncopation
Staff
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