WorksheetsConcert Orchestra Quiz - Unit 6
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The word enharmonic means:
A note played at the same time as a melody note.
Another spelling of the same sound.
Another sound of the same pitch.
A note played under the melody.
A Flat moves a note:
Down a Half step.
Down a whole step.
Up a Half step.
Up a Whole step.
A Sharp moves a note:
Down a Half Step.
Up a Whole Step
Down a Whole Step.
Up a Half Step.
On a piano, a flat or a sharp always moves a note to a black key.
True
False
A Half step Below F is (Select all that apply):
E
F flat
E Flat
F Sharp
A Whole step below F is (select all that apply):
E
F flat
E flat
F sharp
A Half step above B flat is (Select all that apply):
C flat
B
A sharp
C Sharp
A Half step above A sharp is (Select all that apply):
B
C flat
A
A flat
A Whole step is the distance between one note and another with only one half step between them.
True
False
A Half step is the smallest playable interval in Western music.
True
False
A Tetrachord is made up of:
The first five notes of a scale.
The first four notes of a scale.
The first three notes of a scale.
The first two notes of a scale.
The notes in a B flat tetrachord are:
B flat - C - D - E flat - F
B flat - C - D - E flat
B - C - D - E - F
B flat - C - D flat - E flat - F
When combining two Tetrachords:
The 1st note of the higher tetrachord is a half step above the last note of the lower.
The 1st note of the higher tetrachord is overlaps the last note of the lower.
The 1st note of the higher tetrachord is a whole step above the last note of the lower.
The 1st note of the lower tetrachord is a half step above the last note of the higher.
To build a tetrachord, you:
Start on a note, then descend a whole step, another whole step and end with a half step.
Start on a note, then ascend a half step, a whole step and end with a whole step.
Start on a note, then ascend a whole step, another whole step and end with a half step.
Start on a note, then ascend a whole step, a half step and end with a whole step.
By combining the F and C tetrachords, you get a scale. What notes are in this scale?
F G A Bb C D F
F G A Bb C D E F
F G A Bb C D Eb F
F G Ab Bb C D Eb F
