Reading & Identifying notes
The note located in the second space from the bottom of the treble clef.
What is A?
The generic interval between the notes C and E, or D and F.
What is a third?
the name of the interval between the notes C and higher C.
What is a perfect octave
This natural scale has no sharps or flats.
What is the C major scale?
Every major key shares its key signature with a relative minor key. If a piece is in C Major (zero sharps/flats), what is its relative minor key?
What is a A minor?
The note located on the second line from the bottom of the treble clef.
What is G?
The generic interval between the note C and the very next note, D.
What is a second?
This interval is formed by the first two notes of a standard major scale
What is a major second?
This major scale is easily recognized by having just one sharp
What is a G major?
This major key signature contains three sharps (F#, C#, G#), name this major key.
What is a A major?
the note on the very top (fifth) line of the treble clef.
What is F?
The generic interval from A up to the F above it.
What is a sixth?
the specific quality and size of the interval from Eb on the bottom to Cb on the top.
What is a minor sixth?
This major scale contains exactly one flat in its key signature
What is a F major?
The amount of sharps there are in the key signature of B Major?
What is 5 sharps
The note that sits right in between treble clef and bass clef.
What is middle C?
If two notes occupy the exact same line or space on a staff, they form this generic interval.
What is a unison
The note From C# to G#.
What is a perfect fifth?
This is the natural minor key that shares the exact same zero-sharp, zero-flat key signature as C Major.
What is a A minor ?
This major key signature has four sharps F#, C#, G#, D#.
What is E Major?
The accidental symbol that raises the pitch of a note by one half step.
What is sharp?
The type of musical symbol, such as a sharp or a flat, is completely ignored when determining a generic interval.
What is a accidental?
This interval, spanning 7 semitones from C up to G, is classified as this type of perfect interval.
What is a perfect fifth?
The major key signature contains exactly three sharps (F#, C#, and G#).
What is a A major ?
In a flat key signature with more than one flat, you can identify the major key name by looking at this flat.
What is the second-to-last flat?