Piano 101
The Farther Right you go on the piano, the pitch gets?
What is Higher
Notes played in Bass Clef are found ___________ of middle C?
Left
All Black Keys have their own note names
True
A _____ raises
the sound of a
note by a
half-step.
Sharp
Is the Interval between F and G a half-step?
NO
The farther left you go on the piano, the pitch gets?
Lower
Notes in Treble Clef are played and found ___________ of middle C?
Right
The White Key left of the group of two Black keys is?
C
A _____ lowers
the given note
by a half-step
Flat
If a sharp raises the given note by a half-step, what would a double sharp raise the given note by?
Whole-Step
Black Keys are grouped into groups of
Two and Three
The next closest key to the LEFT of D is?
D Flat
The White Key left of the group of Three Black Keys is?
F
Sharps are often played to the _________ of the given white key.
Right
The next closest note to the RIGHT of A is?
A-Sharp of B-Flat
Using our knowledge of the________ you can figure out the names of the White Keys
Alphabet
If you want to play B Sharp, you must play this key.
C
Since no black
key exists between
B and C, if we want to
raise or lower them,
we must play a ____ key
White
Flats are often played to the ___________ of the given white key.
Left
Name the Enharmonic Equivalent of C-Flat
B
The C found in the center of the keyboard and next to the Logo is called?
Middle C
If you want to play F Flat, you must use this key.
E
List the
four notes
that do not have
a black key between
them but are still
half-steps
What is the Enharmonic equivalent of G Sharp
A Flat
If a flat lowers a note by a Half-Step, then a double flat would lower by a Whole-Step. So what note would G Double Flat actually be?
F