Worksheets7th grade 3rd quarter terms
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Notes that are written differently but sound the same (and have the same fingering)
flat
sharp
enharmonics
accidentals
When thinking of enharmonics the flat is the same as the sharp below it. This is because flats go _____
up
down
When thinking of enharmonics, the sharp is the same as the flat above it because sharps go ______
down
up
A sharp is never an enharmonic to a sharp because sharps are the _____
same
up
down
A flat is never an enharmonic to a flat because flats are the _____
same
up
down
What is the enharmonic to D#?
Eb
Db
C#
Cb
What is the enharmonic to G#?
A#
Gb
Ab
Bb
What is the enharmonic to C#?
Db
D#
Cb
B#
What is the enharmonic to Gb?
A#
Ab
F#
G#
What is the ability to play in tune with others, matching match. Pitches can be flat or sharp.
intonation
tuning
tempo
What is mixing two sounds together in music to create one?
blending
dynamics
ensemble
tempo
This refers to how notes are played (staccato, legato, accented, tongued, slurred, etc)
blending
articulation
tempo
dynamics
What notes are sharped or flatted in this key signature?
none
Bb
Bb, Eb
C
What is flatted in this key signature?
Bb
Bb, Eb
F
C
What is sharped in this key signature?
B
G
F
E
What is flatted in this key signature?
A, F, G
Bb, Eb, Ab
C, D, G
What is flatted in this key signature?
Bb
Bb, Eb, Ab
Bb, Eb, Ab, Db
Bb, Eb
What key signature has Bb flatted only?
What key signature has Bb and Eb flatted?
What key signature has Bb, Eb, and Ab flatted?
What key signature has Bb, Eb, Ab, Db flatted?
Enharmonics are....
notes that flatted
notes that are sharped
notes that are naturaled
notes that are written differently but sound the same and have the same fingering.
