Unit 6 Review

What does a sharp sign do to a note?

• Makes it Twitter ready

• Raises it a half step

• Lowers it a half step

• Nothing

What does a flat sign do to a note?

• Raises it a half step

• Squishes it

• Keeps it the same

• lowers it a half step

What does a natural do to a previous sharp or flat?

• Reinforces it

• Cancels it out

• Makes it L7

• Nothing

What is the accidental rule?

• An accidental is in effect for the entire measure

• An accidental is good for one note only

• An accidental does nothing to impact a note

• An accidental is added to the key signature for the rest of the piece.

Two pitches that sound the same but are spelled differently are called:

• Clones

• Pitches

• Notes

• Enharmonic spellings

The enharmonic note for Cb is

• C#

• Cb

• B

• D#

The enharmonic note for E# is

• F

• Eb

• D#

• Fb

The enharmonic note for B# is

• Bb

• C#

• Cb

• C

The enharmonic note for Fb is

• Eb

• G#

• E

• Fb

A whole step below F is

• E

• F

• Eb

• G