Week 1- Symphonic Post-Assessment

What is the enharmonic to A#?

• Ab

• Bb

• Db

• F#

What does a sharp do to a note?

• It makes the note louder

• It makes the note higher

• It makes the note lower

• It makes the note slow down gradually

What does a flat do to a note?

• It makes the note softer

• It makes the note higher

• It makes the note speed up gradually

• It makes the note lower

Flats, naturals, and sharps are examples of...

• Enharmonics

• Dynamics

• Rhythms

• Accidentals

Enharmonics are...

If the first note being played in natural, the second note is...

• Flat (because the second note is lower)

• Natural (because both notes are the same pitch)

• Sharp (because the second note gets higher)

If the first note being played is natural, the second note is...

• Sharp (because the second note gets higher)

• Natural (because both notes are the same pitch)

• Flat (because the second note gets lower

If the first note being played is natural, the second note is...

• Flat (because the second note is lower)

• Sharp (because the second note is higher)

• Natural (because the notes stay the same)