Accidentals

What does a sharp do to a note?

• Raises the pitch a step.

• Lowers the pitch a step.

• Keeps the note the same.

• I don’t know.

What does a flat do to a note?

• Raises the note a step

• Lowers a note a step

• Keeps the note the same

• I don’t know

What is the name of this symbol?

• Sharp

• Natural

• Flat

• I don’t know

What is the name of this symbol?

• Sharp

• Hashtag

• Flat

• Natural

What is an accidental in music?

• When you play a wrong note by accident.

• A sharp, flat, or natural not in the key signature.

• When you see multiple eighth notes together.

• When the composer puts in wrong notes on purpose.

Where would you mainly find sharp/flat notes on the piano?

• On the Black keys.

• On the White Keys.

• Underneath the piano.

• In the tires of the piano.

What does it mean to be enharmonic?

• Being able to hear the harmony.

• When the harmony and melody come together.

• Two different notes that sound exactly the same.

• Kind of like a harmonica.

Which one of these pairs of notes are enharmonic?

• G#/Bb

• A/C

• A#/Bb

• F#/Ab

What black note is this on the piano?

• Ab/G#

• C#/Db

• A#/Bb

• F#/Gb

What is a natural sign?

• A symbol that cancels out all sharps and flats.

• A symbol that raises a note a step.

• A symbol that lowers a note a step.

• I don’t know.