Quiz 1 - Answers
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- How many bars are there in a basic blues format ?
There are 12 bars in the basic blues.
- How many vocal phrases make up one blues chorus ?
The basic blues consists of three vocal phrases, each 4 bars long.
- How many different chords are there in a basic blues format and which are they ?
There are three different chords in the basic blues chord progression.
They are the I chord, the IV chord and the V chord.
- What is a "I Chord" ?
The I chord is a chord built on the 1st note ('tonic') of a scale using scale tones only.
- What is a "IV Chord" ?
The IV chord is a chord built on the 4th note ('subdominant') of a scale using scale tones only.
- What is a "V Chord" ?
The V chord is a chord built on the 5th note ('dominant') of a scale using scale tones only.
- Which are the I, IV and V chords in the major key of G ?
The I, IV and V chords in the major key of G are G, C and D.
- Which are the I, IV and V chords in the major key of F ?
The I, IV and V chords in the major key of F are F, Bb and C.
- What are C-instruments ? Name a few C-instruments used in Blues and Jazz.
When a C played on the instrument sounds the same as a C on the piano (C concert pitch).
C-instruments : piano, flute, mouth organ, guitar, violin, bass, tuba, trombone, vibes.
- What are Bb-instruments ? Name a few Bb-instruments used in Blues and Jazz.
When a C played on the instrument sounds the same as Bb on the piano (Bb concert pitch).
- What are Eb-instruments ? Name a few Eb-instruments used in Blues and Jazz.
When a C played on the instrument sounds the same as Eb on the piano (Eb concert pitch).
Eb-instruments : alto- and baritone-sax.
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