Harmony Test №2

How many half-steps are there in an octave?

• 12

• 14

• 7

• 5

How many accidentals do you know?

• 3

• 2

• 5

• 7

What is the enharmonic spelling?

• When several notes are played in the same key

• When a chord doesn't match any key

• When a melody is played enharmonically

• When there are two possible ways to spell a note

What is this accidental and what does it make?

• It's a double-flat. It lowers the pitch for a half-step

• It's a double-sharp. It highers the pitch for a step

• There's no sign like this in music

• It's a double-sharp. It highers the pitch for a half-step

And this one?

• Double-flat. Loweres the pitch for a half-step

• 3/4 flat. It loweres the pitch for a 3/4 step

• Double-flat. Loweres the pitch for a whole step

• It's a mistake, there's no sign like this in music

How would you name a series of the twelve notes going in ascending or descending order?

• An accidenal scale

• A locrian scale

• A chromatic scale

• A whole scale

Does a natural cancel all other accidentals?

• Partly, except double-flats and double-sharps

• Yes

• No

• Partly, except flats and sharps

Scroll the Internet and learn about clefs a little more than we gave you. Write a brief essay (about 100 words) below:

Where do the accidentals placed (except the clef ones)?

• Right before the note

• Above the note

• Right after the note

• Below the note

What are the clefs standing on a Grand Staff?

• The Alto Clef above, the Bass--below

• The Treble clef above, the Bass--below

• The Tenor clef above, the Alto--below

• There're no clefs on a Grand Staff!