Accidentals
Used to raise or lower the pitch of a note
What is an accidental?
Measures the distance between two notes.
What is a Interval?
C-C?
What is a perfect octave?
Bb C D Eb F G A Bb
What are the notes of the Bb Major Scale?
The key with 0 flats and 0 sharps
What is C major?
This symbol raises a note by one-half step
What is a sharp?
C-D?
What is a second?
The specific interval from C up to Eb
What is a m3?
C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C
BEADGCF
What are the order of the flats?
This symbol lowers a half note by one half step
What is a flat?
C-B?
What is a seventh?
A P4 above C
What is F?
Whole-Whole-Half-Whole-Whole-Whole-Half
FCGDAEB
What are the order of sharps?
This symbol cancels a accidental and returns the note to its original pitch
What is a natural sign?
Augmented 4th and Diminished 5th?
What is C-F#?
What is a augmented fourth?
Eb-F-G-Ab-Bb-C-D-Eb
What are the notes of Eb Major?
-7 in key signature calculation
What is the numeric value of Cb major scale?
Two half steps that are raised (one whole step)
How many half steps does a double sharp have?
The same notes on the same line or spaces
What is a unison?
11 half steps
How many half steps are in a major seventh?
D-E-F#-G-A-B-C#-D
What are the notes of D Major?
7 in key signature calculation
What is the value of C# major scale?