Enharmonic Equivalents Quiz

Write the enharmonic of the given pitch in both the treble clef staff and the space provided. The first one has been done for you. B♭ = A♯, D♭ = ____, G♭ = ____, E = ____, C = ____.

Write the enharmonic of the given pitch in both the bass clef staff and the space provided. E♭ = ____, C♯ = ____, B = ____, A♭ = ____, F♯ = ____.

Write the given note's enharmonic in the space provided. Can you do it without looking at the piano keyboard? a) C♯ = ____ b) F♯ = ____ c) A♭ = ____ d) A♯ = ____ e) E♭ = ____ f) C♭ = ____.

On the keyboard above:

• Touch F and F# = half step

• Touch B and C = half step

• Touch F# and G = half step

• Touch F and G = whole step

• Touch C and C# = half step

Indicate the distance between pitches below (H = half step; W = whole step). Use the piano keyboard above to help you.

Given the first pitch, notate the next three pitches to complete the tetrachord. (Use the piano keyboard on the inside front cover to help you.)

Note the four major scales indicated by the starting pitches given. Write each note name in the blank provided. You will need to use either sharps or flats.

Listen to each tetrachord. Circle the two notes where the half step occurs.

Listen to each exercise. Is what you heard a tetrachord? Circle your answer.

• Yes

• No

Listen to the following examples of major scales. Listen to each exercise. Is what you heard a major scale? Circle your answer.

• Yes

• No