Music

Question 1

A succession of different kinds of pitches.

Answer 1

Melody

Question 2

What are solfege/sol-fa syllables?

Answer 2

Has seven main syllables which are: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, and Ti.

Question 3

What is A, B, C, D, E, F and G called in music?

Answer 3

Musical Alphabets

Question 4

What letter is Do?

Answer 4

C

Question 5

What letter is Re?

Answer 5

D

Question 6

What letter is Mi?

Answer 6

E

Question 7

What letter is Fa?

Answer 7

F

Question 8

What letter is Sol?

Answer 8

G

Question 9

What letter is La?

Answer 9

A

Question 10

What letter is Ti?

Answer 10

B

Question 11

It has 4 spaces and 5 lines.

Answer 11

Staff

Question 12

It is a special symbol that is put on the staff to determine the pitch. It indicates mid-range to high-range pitch. (Get a piece of paper and draw the clef)

Answer 12

Treble clef/G-clef

Question 13

Why is the treble clef called g-clef?

Answer 13

It is because the curl passes through the g-line.

Question 14

What is the letter used for the ledger line?

Answer 14

Middle C or C

Question 15

What are the acronyms used for E, G, B, D, and F and where are they used for? (Line or space)

Answer 15

Every Good Boy/Bee Deserves Flowers, and lines.

Question 16

What are the acronyms used for F, A, C, and E and where are they used for? (Line or space)

Answer 16

Face, and space.

Question 17

What is Bass clef also known as?

Answer 17

F-clef

Question 18

What are the acronyms used for G, B, D, F, and A and where are they used for? (Line or space)

Answer 18

Great Big Dogs Fight Animals and lines.

Question 19

What are the acronyms used for A, C, E, and G and where are they used for? (Line or space)

Answer 19

All Cows Eat Grass, and space/

Question 20

What is the letter used for the ledger line?

Answer 20

Middle C or C

Question 21

What is the clef used for mid-range to low-range? (Get a piece of paper and draw the clef.)

Answer 21

Bass clef/F-clef

Question 22

Why is the bass clef called F-clef?

Answer 22

It is because the line in between the two dots is the F-clef.

Question 23

It describes the distance between two notes. It is indicated by numbers 1-8.

Answer 23

Interval

Question 24

What is the first interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 24

Unison/prime interval, and the notes are exactly the same

Question 25

What is the second interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 25

2nd Interval, two steps (from C to D)

Question 26

What is the third interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 26

3rd Interval, three steps (from C to E)

Question 27

What is the fourth interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 27

4th Interval, four steps (from C to F)

Question 28

What is the fifth interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 28

5th Interval, five steps (from C to G)

Question 29

What is the sixth interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 29

6th Interval, six steps (from C to A)

Question 30

What is the seventh interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 30

7th Interval, seven steps (from C to B)

Question 31

What is the eighth interval, and what is the distance of the notes?

Answer 31

8th Interval/Octave, eight steps (from C UP to C)

Question 32

It is the movement of melody.

Answer 32

Melodic contour

Question 33

What are the two types of ranges?

Answer 33

Wide range and Narrow range.

Question 34

How can we tell if the range is Narrow?

Answer 34

If it has 5 steps between highest and lowest pitches.

Question 35

How can we tell if the range is Wide?

Answer 35

If it has 10 steps between highest and lowest pitches.

Question 36

These are made up of a set of notes determined through a sequence of intervals.

Answer 36

Musical Scales

Question 37

It can be used to build melody and harmony in music.

Answer 37

Scales

Question 38

How can we identify if the key is a half step?

Answer 38

To remember that a half step occurs when there is nothing between the two keys.

Question 39

How can we identify if the key is a whole step?

Answer 39

To remember that there is a black key in between.

Question 40

What is the Major Pentatonic Scale?

Answer 40

Pentatonic scale has the word penta, which means five in Greek; It is a scale made out of five notes only.

Question 41

What is the pattern for Major Pentatonic Scale?

Answer 41

1 whole step, 1 whole step, 1 ½ steps, 1 whole step, I ½ steps. (WS - WS - 1 ½ S - WS - 1 ½ S)

Question 42

What is the Major Scale?

Answer 42

It is composed of eight notes arranged one after the other.

Question 43

What is the pattern for Major Scale?

Answer 43

Whole - Whole - Half - Whole - Whole - Whole - Half (W - W - H - W - W - W - H

Question 44

What are the notes of the G-major scale?

Answer 44

G, B, C, D, E, F, and G

Question 45

What are the affected steps?

Answer 45

E to F

Question 46

How will we fix the affected steps?

Answer 46

Raising F, so it becomes F#. So now, E to F# is a whole step and F# to G is a half step.

Question 47

What is F#?

Answer 47

F that is raised a half-tone higher.

Question 48

It raises the pitch a half-step higher than the original note. Please indicate the symbol as well.

Answer 48

Sharp (#)

Question 49

It moves down the pitch half-step lower than the original note. Please indicate the symbol as well.

Answer 49

Flat (♭)

Question 50

It cancels previously applied accidental symbols. (The note returns to its original pitch) Please indicate the symbol as well.

Answer 50

Natural (♮)