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WorksheetsACCIDENTALS
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
This is called a
sharp
natural
flat
repeat
This is called a
natural
flat
coda
sharp
This is called a
B
sharp
flat
staccato
The flat sign does what to the pitch of a note?
raises it a whole step
lowers it a whole step
raises it a half step
lowers it a half step
The sharp sign does what to the pitch of a note?
raises it a whole step
lowers it a whole step
raises it a half step
lowers it a half step
A natural sign does what?
raises the note more than sharp
cancels a previous sharp or flat
lowers the note more than a flat
means to rest and not play the note
Flat, Sharp and Natural signs are called
accents
accidentals
dentals
a cappella
Accidentals affect notes for one measure only
True
False
A bar line cancels all accidentals, even if the note is tied across the bar line and into the next measure.
true
false
Ab is enharmonic with
A
Bb
G#
A#
F# is enharmonic with
G
Fb
Gb
E#
Notes that sound the same but are written differently are called
Weird
Half Steps
Pitches
Enharmonic
Fb is enharmonic with E
true
false
B and C are a whole step apart
true
false
G# and Ab are not enharmonic.
true
false
