Identifying Notes
The note on the 4th line on the treble clef staff.
What is G?
Notes that occupy the same line or space.
What is first apart?
Measured both on the staff and they keyboard.
The formula WWhWWWh.
what is the Major Scale formula?
A collection of every accidental on a scale.
What is a key signature?
The note on the space above the 1st line on the treble clef staff.
What is G?
The notes get farther apart.
Why do the interval type increase?
Major 3rd.
What is made up of 4 half steps?
The formula WhWWhWW.
What is the Minor Scale formula?
The flats after the treble clef but before the notes.
What is the correct placement of flats?
The note on the line above the 1st line on the treble clef staff.
What is A?
C-D, D-E, E-F
What are seconds?
Made up of 5 half steps.
What is perfect 4th?
The Minor Scale that has 5 sharps.
What is a G# Scale?
"Battle Ends And Goes Down Goes King Charles' Father"
What order can you remember flats?
The note on the 4th line on the bass clef staff.
What is b?
C-G, D-A, E-B.
What are fifths?
Made up of 9 half steps.
What is a Major 6th?
The scale that includes E flat, F, G, A flat , B flat, C, D, E flat.
What is a E flat Major scale?
"Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle"
What is the way to remember sharps?
The note on the middle line on the grand staff.
What is C?
C-C, D-D, E-E.
What are eights?
12 half steps.
What is a perfect 8th?
The scale that includes C, D, E flat, F, G, A flat, B flat.
What is a C natural minor scale?
3 flats at E, A, and B (C mayor scale) in front of the treble clef at the beginning.
Where should we put the flat symbol?