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- minor key
- ===== minor key ===== {{page>kopf:vok:moll&nofooter&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} <accordion> <panel title="Natural minor"> A natural minor key consists of the notes of a [[akkord#minor chord|minor triad]] built on the [[Grundton]], and a dimin
- expression
- /col> <col sm="4"> * mode ([[dur|major]]/[[moll|minor]]) * [[pitch]] * [[Klangfarbe]] </col> </grid
- Blue Note
- er]] on European instruments by striking both the minor and major [[terz]] simultaneously on the piano or... playing so that the note was plucked between the minor and major [[terz]]. This tone, which sounds like ... inished fifth to a pentatonic [[en:vok:tonleiter# minor scale]]. This creates a deliberate ambiguity in t
- circle of fourths
- itle="Gender of the chords"> ^Colour^Major scale^Minor scale^ ^green|major|minor| ^orange|minor|major| ^yellow|minor|diminished| ^red|diminished|minor| </panel> <panel title="Steps and Functions"> ^
- circle of fifths
- represent the relationships between the major and minor [[Tonart|keys]]. Its inversion is called [[quarte... itle="Gender of the chords"> ^Colour^Major scale^Minor scale^ ^green|major|minor| ^orange|minor|major| ^yellow|minor|diminished| ^red|diminished|minor| </panel> <panel title="Steps and
- chord progression
- e and target (quietness); [[dur|major]] \\ [[moll|Minor]] \\ Minor \\ Transition; major \\ Tension (interruption); major; often with [[Septime]] \\ Minor \\ Diminished \\ </col> <col sm="2"> **In C Majo... [[grundton]] I) into the dark unknown (the [[moll|minor]] [[paralleltonart|parallel]]) until a sign of ho
- tuning
- tervals]] (in the case of the [[en:vok:ukulele]]: minor thirds, as in c'--e'--g' or fourths: g'--c', e'--... another //open tuning//: The open strings play a minor chord (A minor or B minor). </panel> </col> </grid> <accordion> <panel title="Tuning by Harmony"> Regardless of the t
- tempo
- ners expect that dissonant and [[en:vok:tonleiter#minor-scale|minor]] tonal music will be played faster than music in [[en:vok:tonleiter#major scale|major]], be
- scale
- 1|.5| {{mp3:cscale.mp3}} </panel> <panel title="Minor scale"> In a minor scale, however, the halftone steps are on the 2nd and 5th step respectively. ^Example: a minor||||||||| ^Position^1^2^3^4^5^6^7^8^ ^Tone|A|B|C|D... ajor scale has a [[en:vok:Paralleltonart|parallel minor scale]] with the same notes (and signs), always o
- dominant
- ment"> * Scale: C major; dominant: G major * Scale: A minor; dominant: E minor </panel> </accordion>
- subdominant
- * Scale: C major; subdominant: F major * Scale: A minor; subdominant: D minor </panel> </accordion>
- psychoacoustics
- 36)) For example, listeners expect dissonant and minor-tonal music to be played faster than music in maj... title="Musical Equilibration" subtitle="Major and Minor"> The [[harmonie#Theory of Musical Equilibration]... sychoacoustically explain the effect of major and minor [[harmonie|harmonies]]. </panel> <panel subtitle=
- chord
- note is followed by a major third, followed by a minor third. == Example: C Major == <carousel> * {{mp... usel> </panel> </col> <col sm="6"> <panel title="Minor chord"> === Minor chord === In a minor chord, the root note is followed by a minor third, followed by a major third. == Ex
- interval
- e="Simple intervals"> ^ Interval ^ pure ^ major ^ minor ^ diminished ^ augmented ^ complementary ^ level ... ssolved into another, consonant interval. * A //minor second// is a half step away from its source note... e. <grid> <col sm="6"> == Examples == * C'--H = minor second down * C'--D' = major second up </col> <col sm="6"> == Famous Songs == * minor second descending: //Mary Had a Little Lamb// *
- moveable patterns
- 14.42 3.211 3.215</class> </panel> <panel title="Minor Chords"> <class chords>3.111. 323.1 134.2 212.4 3... 11.12 1.323 5.431 </class> </col> <col sm="6"> == Minor == <class chords>1111. 131.3 22.13 1.322</class> ... 11.13 1.333 4.321</class> </col> <col sm="6"> == Minor === <class chords>2115. 131.3 11.11 21.11 22.14 1... 221.3 11.11 1.313</class> </col> <col sm="6"> === Minor === <class chords>1222. 121.3 22.12</class> </col