what is the A major scale?
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what do you mean what is it?? Its the A major scale that consists of the following notes: A B C# D E F# G# A
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Since the mid-18th century, tonal music has been increasingly composed of a 12-note chromatic scale in a system of equal temperament. Tonal music makes reference to "scales" of notes selected as a series of steps from the chromatic scale. Most of these scales are of 5, 6 or 7 notes with the vast majority of tonal music pitches conforming to one of four specific seven-note scales: major, natural minor, melodic minor, and harmonic minor. These scales are referred to as "diatonic" because it is felt that there are two fundamental centers of attraction: the tonic note and the dominant note.\n\n(the Mediant tone is a half-step lower in a minor triad)
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a scale or balence that uses grams
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Vertical scale is the amplitude of a signal.\nHorizontal scale is the time or period of the signal.\n\nThe graticules are divided up in volts per square, vertical and seconds per square, horizontal.\n\ni.e. A signal measures 2.4 squares vert and the Vert multiplier is at 1V per division. The Voltage peak is 2.4div X 1V per divison = 2.4Volts \n\nThis same signal is 4 squares in the horizontal and the time per division is set to 0.001sec per division. The period is 4 div X 0.001sec per division = 0.004sec.\n\nThe frequency is simply 1/period = 1/(0.004sec) = 250Hz
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Frecvency ( measured in hertz ) is the number of cycles of the repetitive waveform per second. More simply = the number of vibrations in one second.\nRhythm is the variation of the accentuation of sounds or other events over time.\nBeat is a pulse of sound that marks the metre, rhythm or riddim of a piece of music.\nHarmony is the use and study of pitch simultaneity and chords,  sometimes referred to as the "vertical" aspect of music, with melody being the "horizontal" aspect. \nScale is a set of musical notes that provides material for part or all of a musical work. Scales are typically ordered in pitch, with their ordering providing a measure of musical distance. \nOctave is the interval between one musical note and another with half or double the frequency.\n\nfor more use Wikipedia\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page   >> search >>
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If you are listening to a piece of music the major key will sond more cheerful and uplifting, the minor key will soung sadder, more mysteious and even sinister.
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define big   more massive or volume or height...big is a subjective term
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Don't know about the reference...\n\nWhat I do know: music theory, and the theory of musical scales (particularly the mathematical description of scales) is a formal description of what sounds right (and wrong) to the human ear...
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depends on the scale.
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It's just a type of scale used for solos and songwriting. Throughout history people have came up with sequences of notes that tend to sound better when played in sequence, sorta like chords on a guitar. When you play a song that does not have cords in the right sequence or close to the right sequence...THE MUSIC SUCKS...lol \nWhen they go into detail about major scale minor penatonic, diatonic....yadda yadda...it's just a way to describe a scale. Learn all of the scales and you will be able to rip! There is a lot more to playing guitar "good" than a lot of people understand. Anyone can beat one the death and hammer a couple of power chords. or regular chords. on accoustic, it takes some skill to become accomplished.
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Hi: \n\nFirst off let start by explain what a scale is  a Scale is a ratio of two sizes . It is way to put something that is too big or too small in the real world to a size that we  humans can relate to for example Let say a Saturn V rocket is 309 feet tall to make a 1/12  scale model of it. first we know the real rocket is 309 feet. on our model scale  1inch equal 12 inches or 1 foot so:\n\n309/12 = 25.75 or 25 and 3/4 inches\n\nour scale model of the Saturn V rocket is 25.75 inches or slightly larger then 2 feet tall (actually 2 feet 1 3/4 inches tall) \n\nSomethings are too small in the real world  ( like pocket watch gears or electronic parts) So we  use a enlarging  scale and it written  like this  4/ 1 or 1 inch  equals 4 inches  for example a gear is 1/8" in diameter in the real world would be drawn on a blueprint drawing with the scale 4 to 1 the gear is drawn at 1/2 inch  diameter  or 4 times it's actual size \n\n1/8 * 4/1 = 4/8= 1/2 inches\n\nthe way to remember a scale is what place is the 1 units  in relation to the scaling value or division sign or  " :" symbol  if the 1  is in front of the division sign or ":" symbol  your dealing with a reduction factor with means that the model or drawing is going to be smaller than the actual object itself\n\nIf the 1 unit is in back of the division or  ":" symbol with number greater than 1 in the front your deal with a enlarging factor meaning the drawing is bigger the the actual size of the object itself  \n\n\nOkay let's see what the answer is, for your problem:\n\nlet say your measuring a real rod that is 4.7 mm and your scale on a drawing of this rod is 2.5 :1  what is the drawing scale lenght of this rod is:\n\nrule 1: where is the 1 in relation to the scale value? \n\nanswer: behind it. So we are dealing with a enlargement drawing \n\nSo set the problem as follows:\n\n4.7 *2.5 =  11.75 mm\n\nThe drawing scale measured rod lenght is 11.75 mm or the rod lenght on the drawing is 11.75 mm
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At the begining of the first measure of music, there will be an area of sharps (#) or flats (b) on the lines and spaces. Depending on the combination of the sharps and flats, that determines the key. The link below lists the sharps and flats in each key signature.
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what scale u r looking for?
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There is no other scale used, that I know of.\nThe Richter Scale is the scale used to measure magnitude of earthquakes. The link is a general discription of the scale.
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I just had this explained to me, too! Ok, a major is the actual degree, usually a 4 year degree. A minor is just a specialty. So like, you can Major in English, but minor in Shakespear. Things like that.
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the GPA score is your actual grade point average from all your classes. the better your grades the higher your GPA can be. the GPA scale is a standard grading scale so you can evaluate your GPA score according to some value. for example, the scale can be as follow: 4.00 - 3.75 GPA can be the scale for the "A" GPA score.
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depends on what grade you wanna teach and your major