Key Signature

What is the purpose of a Sharp # in music?

• raises a pitch a full step

• raises a pitch a half step

• lowers a pitch a half step

• Cancels a flat

What is the purpose of a Flat b in music

• it raises the pitch of a note a full step

• it raises the pitch of a note a half step

• it lowers the pitch of a note a half step

• it cancels out a sharp

What does a natural do to a note

• Raises the pitch of a note by a half step

• Lowers the pitch of a note by a half step

• Raise the pitch of a note by a full step

• Cancels out a flat or sharp

Where would you see an accidental in relation to the note it effects

• on top of the note

• below the note

• to the left of the note

• to the right of the note

How long is an accidental in effect

• until the next measure in the music

• until the end of the note

• until it is canceled out by a different accidental

• until the next measure or it is canceled by a new accidental

What is a the key signature

• the numbers at the begining of each line like 4/4

• The sharps or flats at the start of each line that tell us which notes to play

• When your keys sign for a package

• the last signature needed to go on a field trip

What is this symbol called?

• Flat

• Sharp

• Natural

• Hash tag

What is this?

• Flat

• Sharp

• Lower case b

• Natural

What is the order of flats found in a key signature?

• BEAD GCF

• FCG DAEB

• ASDFGHJ

• ABCDEFG

There are two flats in the key signature. What are they?

• B

• E

• A

• D