In jazz theory, what scale is often used over a dominant 7th chord (V7) to create a bluesy or altered sound?
What is the common name for the interval of three whole steps (six semitones)?
Which time signature is an example of compound meter, where the beat divides into three subdivisions?
What is the term for a note that is chromatically altered from its diatonic position within a key?
What classical form often features an exposition, development, and recapitulation?
What do the Roman numerals 'ii-V-I' typically represent in a major key?
The concept of 'equal temperament' became widely adopted to allow modulation between all keys without significant tuning discrepancies. Before this, what tuning system often created more 'in tune' perfect intervals but limited modulation?
What advanced harmonic technique involves replacing a dominant 7th chord with another dominant 7th chord built a tritone away from the original?
What is the primary characteristic of a retrograde inversion in twelve-tone (dodecaphonic) serialism?
The Lydian Dominant scale is essentially the Lydian mode with a lowered what?