Sometimes taught as a reference note for the treble clef, the line for this note creates a little "+" in the middle of the circle at the bottom of the treble clef symbol.
What is the G note?
Major key without any sharps or flats
What is C major?
This scale has 5 notes
What is the pentatonic scale?
The first note of a major scale is also known as this
What is the Tonic note?
This note is the perfect unison of another note
What is literally the exact same note?
The dot at the middle of the spiral for the bass clef symbol lines up with this line
What is the F note?
Minor key without any sharps or flats
What is A Minor?
This scale is often associated with blues music
What is the blues scale?
This is the leading tone of a major scale
What is the seventh note of a major scale?
This type of interval has 2 half steps, with a total of 3 letters of notes in it
what is a diminished 3rd?
This note is seen as a center or connecting point on the grand staff
What is middle C?
Major key with 6 sharps
What is F sharp major?
This variation of the minor scale has a sharp for its seventh note
What is a harmonic minor scale?
This is the dominant note of a C major scale
What is a G note?
This is the major 3rd of C
What is the note E?
In scientific pitch notation, this is the note just above ground G, or the G note at the very bottom of the bass clef
What is A2?
The first flat in the circle of fifths corresponds with this note
What is B flat?
The B minor pentatonic scale has this for its third note
What is E natural?
This is the tonic of the D major scale
What is the D note?
This is the label of the interval between C# and F
What is a diminished 4th?
This is the label of middle C in scientific pitch notation
What is C4?
the blues scale with an A natural for the fourth note corresponds to this minor key
D sharp minor?
This scale goes in the intervals of whole-half-whole-whole-half-whole-whole
What is a natural minor scale?
this is the mediant of the F major scale
What is the A note?
This is the augmented unison of G natural
What is G sharp?