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WorksheetsAccidentals/Enharmonics/Note Names
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 2hrs 20mins
Sharps, Flats, and Naturals encountered in a piece of music are called?
Dots
Rests
Accidentals
Time Signature
These always RAISE a note by a half step when added to a note.
Naturals
Sharps
Accents
Flats
This Accidental LOWERS the pitch by a half step
Natural
Sharp
Flat
Staff
Which type of accidental eliminates everything and makes the note normal?
Natural
Sharp
Flat
Half note
How many Bb's are in this musical example?
1
2
3
4
How many G flats are in this example?
1
2
3
4
What is the correct way to write Eb?
What is the correct way to write A# on the staff?
What is C#'s enharmonic note?
Bb
F
Db
Eb
What's Ab's enharmonic note?
G#
F#
Bb
Eb
What is F#'s enharmonic note?
Eb
Ab
Gb
D#
What's Eb's enharmonic note?
Ab
D#
F#
C#
Name the note in red
D
A
B
A Sharp
Name the note in red
D Natural
A Natural
C Natural
D Flat
Where is Gb on the Keyboard
1
2
3
4
Where is C# on the keyboard?
1
2
3
4
Where music is written. Made up of 4 spaces and 5 lines.
Treble Clef
Musical Staff
Eighth Note
Diction
Used for higher sounding pitches. Also known as the G Clef.
Tenor Clef
Treble Clef
Bass Clef
C Clef
Used for the lower sounding pitches. Also known as the F Clef.
Tenor Clef
Treble Clef
Music Staff
Bass Clef
What are the SPACE notes on the Treble Staff?
ACEG
ABCDEFG
EGBDF
FACE
What are the LINE notes on the Treble Staff?
FACE
ABCDEFG
EGBDF
GBDFA
What note is this?
F
D
E
G
What note is this?
C
B
A
G
What are the SPACE notes on the Bass Staff?
ACEG
GBDFA
FACE
CEGB
What are the LINE notes on the Bass Staff?
BDFAC
EGBDF
GBDFA
ABCD
What note is this?
C
A
G
B
What note is this?
R
A
G
C
The notes ABOVE and BELOW the staff are on...
Time Signature
The Grand Staff
Ledger Lines
Solfege
