Accidentals
The accidental raises a note by one half step
What is a sharp(#)?
The generic intervals from C to D
What is a 2nd?
The number of sharps or flats in C major.
What is a Zero?
The interval from C to D.
What is a major 2nd?
The major scale step pattern.
What is W-W-H-W-W-W-H?
The accidental that lowers a note by one half step
What is Flat (b)?
The generic interval from C to E
What is a 3rd?
The major key with one sharp.
What is a G major?
The interval from C to E♭.
What is a minor 3rd?
The number of different notes in a major scale before the octave.
What is 7?
What is natural(♮)
The generic interval from C to F
What is a 4th?
The major key with two sharps.
What is D major
The interval from C to F.
What is a perfect 4th?
The notes that make up the C major scale.
What are C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C?
This accidental raises a note by two half steps
What is a double sharp?
The generic interval from C to A.
What is a 6th?
The major key with three flats
What is E♭major?
The interval from C to G.
What is a perfect 5th?
The accidental found in the G major scale.
What is F♯?
This accidental lowers a note by two half steps
What is a double flat?
The generic interval from C to the next C
The order In which sharps appear in key signatures
What is F-C-G-D-A-E-B?
The interval from C to B♭.
What is a minor 7th?
The major scale with four sharps.
What is E major?