Accidentals
A sign used to raise or lower the pitch of a note.
What is an Accidental?
The distance between two notes.
What is an interval?
Number of half steps in a major second.
What is two?
Number of sharps in C Major
What is zero?
The scale that has no accidentals.
What is C Major?
An accidental that raises a note by one half note.
What is a sharp.
The generic interval of C to A.
What is a sixth?
The specific interval of E to E.
What is a perfect eighth (perfect octave)?
The Notes 5th note in A major.
What is E?
Scale that has 7 flats in the treble clef key signature.
What is C-flat major?
An accidental that lowers a note by one half-step
What is a flat?
Generic interval from Fb to E.
What is a first?
The quality of Firsts, Fourths, Fifths, and Eigths.
What is a perfect?
Major scale that contains exactly four flats.
What is A-flat major?
Number of sharps that C# Major has.
What is 7?
Another name for Db.
What is C#?
The generic interval of the second space to the fifth line in treble clef.
What is a sixth?
The number of half steps between a diminished and a major interval.
What are two half steps?
The enharmonic equivalent of F-double flat Major.
Number of sharps in F# Major.
What is 6?
Another name for Fb.
What is E?
Generic Interval of A# to Dbb (double flat).
What is a third?
Specific interval of C to G#.
What is an Augmented fifth?
The four flats in Db Major.
What is Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb?
The key that is affected when there is only one flat in the signature.
What is F (F Major)?