Note Naming
Accidentals I
Accidentals II
Enharmonics
Dynamics
100

What are the letters of the musical alphabet?

A, B, C, D, E, F, G

100

A __________ raises the pitch of a note by one half step.

Sharp 

#

100

A ________ lowers the pitch of a note by one half step.

Flat

100

What is the enharmonic equivalent of C# / C sharp?

D flat

100

What do dynamics in music mean?

The volume of sound

How loud/soft to play the music

200

Name the following note:

B flat.

200

What is the the name for the note one half step higher than A?

A sharp

200

What is the name of the note that is one whole step lower than B flat?

A flat

200

What is the enharmonic equivalent of E flat?

D sharp.

200

What does forte (f) mean?

Loud

Play loudly

300

What are the note names for the LINES and SPACES for the treble clef?

Lines: E, G, B, D, F

Spaces: F, A, C, E

300

A __________ cancels out a flat or a sharp.

Natural

300

A flat, sharp, or natural NOT in the key signature is called an ______________.

Accidental

300

What does the term enharmonic mean in music?

One note having two/different names.

The same pitch can have more than one note name.

300

Which is LOUDER, mp or mf?

mf 

mf = mezzo forte = moderately loud

mp = mezzo piano = moderately soft

400

Name the following note:

G double sharp.

400

A ___________ lowers the pitch of a note by one whole step.

Double flat

𝄫

400

A _________ raises the pitch of a note by one whole step.

Double sharp

𝄪 or x

400

What are the enharmonic equivalents for E/F and B/C?

E: F flat

F: E sharp

B: C flat

C: B sharp

400

TRUE OR FALSE: 

A crescendo means to gradually get softer, and a decrescendo means to gradually get louder.

FALSE!

A crescendo () means to gradually get louder.

A decrescendo  ()  means to gradually get softer.

500

Name the notes in the following passage:

G, B (natural), B flat, C, D, B flat, B natural, F natural

500

An accidental lasts until ____________________. 

The end of the bar / measure

500

What is the difference between a half step and a whole step in music?

A half step is the distance between any key and the key nearest to it. A whole step is two half steps.

500

Give THREE ways to spell the following note:

B

C flat

A double sharp

500

Arrange the following dynamics from QUIETEST to LOUDEST:

f, mp, ff, p, pp, mf

pp, p, mp, mf, f, ff