Accidentals or Identifying notes or Half/Whole Steps
This symbol raises a note by half-step.
What is Sharp?
The numbers of steps taken from G to A
What is 2nd?
A P5 above B.
What is F#?
The notes in D major that are affected.
What is F, C?
The number of flats in F major
What is 1 flat?
This symbol lower a note by half step.
What is Flat?
The number of steps taken from C to B
What is 7th?
The interval from C up to A♭
What is a m6?
The notes in E major that are affected.
What is F, C, G, D?
The key with 2 flats.
What is B♭ Major?
This symbol alter note by a whole step.
What is Double Sharp and Double Flat?
The number of steps taken from C to F.
What is 4th?
The interval from D to G♭.
What is d4?
The notes in D♭ major that are affected.
What is B, E, A, D, G?
The key with 5 sharps.
What is B major?
This symbol cancels any accidental.
What is Natural?
The numbers of steps taken from F to A.
What is 3rd?
The interval from E to A#.
What is A4?
The notes in A♭ major that are affected.
What is B, E, A, D?
The number of flats in D♭ major
What is 5 flats?
When a certain pitch has multiple names.
What is enharmonic spelling?
The numbers of steps taken from E to B.
What is 5th?
The interval from F♭ to D.
What is A6?
The notes in A major that are affected.
The number of sharps in E# major
What is 4 sharps?