Pitches
Enharmonic Names
Key Signatures
Intervals
Vocabulary
100
The pitch on the bottom line of the treble clef
What is E
100
Another name for A#
What is B-flat
100
What is C Major
100
What is a Major 2nd
100
A symbol that indicates silence in music
What is a rest?
200
The pitch on the middle line of the treble clef with a flat in front
What is B-flat
200
Another name for G#
What is A-flat
200
What is F major
200
What is a Major 3rd
200
The distance from one note to another
What is an interval
300
The pitch on bottom line of the bass clef
What is G
300
Another name for Eb
What is D#
300
The Major Key Signature below: 
What is D major
300
What is a Perfect 5th
300
A three note chord that can be played melodically or harmonically
What is a Triad
400
The pitch on the middle line of the bass clef
What is D
400
Another name for F#
What is G-flat
400
The Major key assossiated
What is E Major?
400
What is a minor 6th
400
The italian word to describe very soft
What is pianissimo
500
The pitch on the first ledger line below the staff in the bass clef
What is E
500
Another name for B
What is C-flat
500
The major key signature indicated below:
What is A Major
500
What is Augmented Unison
500
The formula used to build a scale
What is TTSTTTS