GERMANY FUN FACTS
KEY
PITCHES
CLEFS AND ACCIDENTALS
HALF V.S. WHOLE
100
This is Mr. Germany's favorite NFL team.
What are the Green Bay Packers?
100
The key of C Major contains this many accidentals.
What is 0
100
There are ______ letters in the musical alphabet.
What is Seven
100
An accidental includes sharps and ______.
What are flats?
100
This is the distance between C and C#
What is a half step?
200
This is where Mr. Germany is originally from.
What is Memphis?
200
A ___ ________ will indicate what scale or key the song in written in.
What is Key Signature
200
This is the saying for pitches on the lines of the treble clef.
What is Every Good Boy Does Fine?
200
The ______ Clef is centered around the G line of the staff.
What is Treble
200
This is the distance between F and G.
What is a whole step?
300
This is Mr. Germany's official voice part.
What is Tenor?
300
The key of G Major contains one accidental which is _ _____.
What is F Sharp
300
This is the saying for spaces on the treble clef.
What is F A C E?
300
The Bass Clef is centered around the _ line of the staff.
What is F
300
This is the distance between C and Eb.
What is 1 1/2 steps?
400
This is what Mr. Germany has in him, ya'know what I'm saying?
What is That Dawg?
400
This is the pattern for building a major scale.
What is W W H W W W H?
400
The distance between two notes side by side on the piano would be considered to be a ___ step.
What is Half?
400
No scale or key will contain both sharps and _____.
What is Flat(s)
400
This is the distance between Ab and C.
What is 2 steps?
500
This is what color the poster in the back of the classroom above the binder cabinet is.
What is Green?
500
The first rule of building a major scale is WWHWWWH, this is the second rule.
What is using each letter name once?
500
This is the name when two notes that are spelled differently, but sound the same.
What are Enharmonic notes?
500
This is the last accidental that we have not mentioned yet. It cancels out sharps and flats.
What is Natural?
500
This is the official name of the distance between E and F or B and C.
What is a naturally occurring half-step?