Half/Whole Steps
A half-step up from the first line of Bass Clef (G)
What is the note A?
Generic Intervals (Definition)
What are the distance between two notes?
Specific Intervals (Definition)
What is the exact measurement of distance between two pitches?
This major scale has no sharps or flats
What is C Major?
This major key signature has only one flat
A Half-step Below the third space of treble clef. (C)
What is the note B?
D-D, E-E
What are first?
A major second.
What are Two Half Steps?
This major key signature has three flats
What is E Flat Major
The standard order of flats as they appear on a musical staff.
Whole steps made up of 4 Half steps.
What is 2 Whole Steps?
The notes are flat and sharp
What if it doesn't matter?
half steps of a perfect eighth/octave.
What are Twelve Half Steps?
This major scale has five sharps in its key signature.
What is B Major
This major key signature has three sharps
What is A Major?
5 whole steps up from the first line of treble clef. (E)
What is the note A?
A note is on the 2nd line on the staff and a note is on the 4th space on the staff.
What is a 4th?
C to E Flat.
What is a Minor Third (3 Half Steps)
These are the three common types of minor scales
What are natural minor, harmonic minor, and melodic minor?
To find the name of any major sharp key signature, you take the last sharp and go up by this musical interval.
What is a Half Step?
This note is sharp and we lower it by a half step.
What is a Natural?
The generic interval is a 8th. One note is on the first line of the staff.
What is a 4th Space?
C to F Sharp.
What is a Augmented Fourth?
This is the name of a major scale that starts on C.
What is a C Major?
This major key signature contains all seven notes sharped (F♯, C♯, G♯, D♯, A♯, E♯, B♯).
What is C♯ Major?