Pitch

Question 1

Treble Clef

Answer 1

Lines:
F
D
B
G
E

Spaces:
E
C
A
F

Question 2

Bass Clef

Answer 2

Lines:
A
F
D
B
G

Spaces

G
E
C
A

Question 3

Tenor Clef

Answer 3

Lines:
E
C
A
F
D

Spaces:
D
B
G
E

Question 4

Alto Clef

Answer 4

Lines:
G
E
C
A
F

Spaces:
F
D
B
G

Question 5

Treble clef octave designation

Answer 5

C4 D4 E4 F4 G4 A4 B4 C5

Question 6

Bass clef octave designation

Answer 6

C4 B3 A3 G3 F3 E3 D3 C3

Question 7

Alto clef octave designation

Answer 7

F3 G3 A3 B3 C4 D4 E4 F4 G4

Question 8

Tenor clef octave designation

Answer 8

D3 E3 F3 G3 A3 B3 C4 D4

Question 9

Enharmonic equivalent of C#

Answer 9

Db

Question 10

Enharmonic equivalent of Db

Answer 10

C#

Question 11

Enharmonic equivalent of F#

Answer 11

Gb

Question 12

Enharmonic equivalent of Gb

Answer 12

F#

Question 13

Enharmonic equivalent of A#

Answer 13

Bb

Question 14

Enharmonic equivalent of Bb

Answer 14

A#

Question 15

Enharmonic equivalent of D#

Answer 15

Eb

Question 16

Enharmonic equivalent of Eb

Answer 16

D#

Question 17

Enharmonic equivalent of G#

Answer 17

Ab

Question 18

Enharmonic equivalent of Ab

Answer 18

G#

Question 19

Order of sharps

Answer 19

F C G D A E B

Question 20

Order of flats

Answer 20

B E A D G C F

Question 21

Circle of fifths (sharps)

Answer 21

C G D A E B F# C#

Question 22

Circle of fifths (flats)

Answer 22

C F Bb Eb Ab Db Gb Cb

Question 23

Relative minor of C

Answer 23

a

Question 24

Relative minor of G

Answer 24

e

Question 25

Relative minor of D

Answer 25

b

Question 26

Relative minor of A

Answer 26

f#

Question 27

Relative minor of E

Answer 27

c#

Question 28

Relative minor of B

Answer 28

g#

Question 29

Relative minor of F#

Answer 29

d#

Question 30

Relative minor of C#

Answer 30

a#

Question 31

Relative minor of Cb

Answer 31

ab

Question 32

Relative minor of Gb

Answer 32

eb

Question 33

Relative minor of Db

Answer 33

bb

Question 34

Relative minor of Ab

Answer 34

f

Question 35

Relative minor of Eb

Answer 35

c

Question 36

Relative minor of Bb

Answer 36

g

Question 37

Relative minor of F

Answer 37

d

Question 38

Relative major of a

Answer 38

C

Question 39

Relative major of e

Answer 39

G

Question 40

Relative major of b

Answer 40

D

Question 41

Relative major of f#

Answer 41

A

Question 42

Relative major of c#

Answer 42

E

Question 43

Relative major of g#

Answer 43

B

Question 44

Relative major of d#

Answer 44

F#

Question 45

Relative major of a#

Answer 45

C#

Question 46

Relative major of ab

Answer 46

Cb

Question 47

Relative major of eb

Answer 47

Gb

Question 48

Relative major of bb

Answer 48

Db

Question 49

Relative major of f

Answer 49

Ab

Question 50

Relative major of c

Answer 50

Eb

Question 51

Relative major of g

Answer 51

Bb

Question 52

Relative major of d

Answer 52

F

Question 53

Harmonic minor scale

Answer 53

Raise the seventh

Question 54

Melodic minor scale

Answer 54

Ascending: raise the sixth and seventh Descending: returned to natural minor

Question 55

Principle of the melodic minor scale

Answer 55

7th is usually raised when moving upward to the tonic, and if the 6th precedes it is also raised. 6th is usually lowered when moving downward to the 5th, and if the 7th precedes it is also lowered.

Question 56

Parallel minor scale

Answer 56

Shares the same tonic as a major scale 3rd degree is half a step lower in the parallel minor. Parallel minor always 3 keys removed (more flats or fewer sharps)

Question 57

Ionian Mode

Answer 57

Starts on Do Equivalent to the major scale

Question 58

Lydian mode

Answer 58

Starts on Fa Major scale with a raised 4th

Question 59

Mixolydian mode

Answer 59

Starts on Sol Major scale with a lowered 7th degree

Question 60

Aeolian mode

Answer 60

Starts on La Natural minor scale

Question 61

Dorian mode

Answer 61

Starts on Re Natural minor with raised 6th

Question 62

Phrygian mode

Answer 62

Starts on Mi Natural minor with lowered 2nd

Question 63

Doubling: Root position

Answer 63

Double the root or fifth of the chord

Question 64

Doubling: Second inversion

Answer 64

Double the root or fifth of the chord

Question 65

Doubling: First inversion

Answer 65

Double anything but the bass

Question 66

Chord progression: Playing fifths

Answer 66

Cycling through all the chords in a key but ordered in descending fifths

Question 67

Chord progression: Three-note voicing

Answer 67

Three notes used for seventh chords (fifth left out)

Question 68

Chord progression: Lazy seventh

Answer 68

Holding the third of any chord over to the next chord creates a seventh