Module 2:
Keyboard
Keyboard
The value of a quarter note in 4/4 time signature
What is one beat?
The super tonic of the F Major Scale
What is G?
The note assigned two beats in 4/4 time signature
What is a half note?
The minor scale with no sharps or flats
What is A Minor?
The major key signature with no sharps or flats?
What is C Major?
The equivalent of Dbb (D double flat)
What is C?
What is G?
The notes in the spaces of the bass clef
What is A, C, E, G?
The minor key signature with two flats?
What is G Minor?
The major key signature with five sharps
What is B Major?
The kind of step that occurs between notes A and B
What is a whole step?
The ability to identify a pitch without any point of reference
What is perfect pitch?
The notes in spaces of the treble clef
What is F, A, C, E?
The minor key with five flats
What is B flat minor?
The major key signature with seven flats
What is C flat Major?
The enharmonic equivalent of F sharp
What is G flat?
The ability to identify a pitch relative to other notes you have heard
What is Relative Pitch?
The notes on the line of the bass clef
What is G, B, D, F, A?
The relative minor key for D Major
What is B minor?
The amount of flats in the major key signature of F
What is one flat?
What two sets of notes on a keyboard are a half step apart, without the presence of a black key?
What is B and C, E and F?
The maximum amount of grouped thirty-second notes there can be in 4/4 time signature
What is 8?
The notes on the lines of the treble clef
What is E, G, B, D, F?
The relative minor key of the major key that has four flats
What is F Minor?
The flat keys in order (memorization technique)
What is B, E, A, D, G, C, F?