Fundamentals of Music Exam 1

Treble Clef

What clef is shown?

C4

What is this note’s name and octave designation?

A3

What is the name and octave designation of this note?

B2

What is the name and octave designation of this pitch?

F2

What is hot name and octave designation of this pitch?

Where the arrow is pointing

Identify the note C4 on the keyboard diagram

D5, treble on the fourth line

Notate this note on your staff

Furthest key to the left

Demonstrate F2 on this keyboard

Third space

Notate C5 on the treble clef

C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, C6, C7, C8

Designate these pitches names and octave

Two half steps

Define a whole step

Half step

HS or WS or Something else?

Whole step

HS or WS or something else?

Gb and Ex

Name the two enharmonic equivalents for an F#

A, Gx

Name two enharmonic equivalents for: Bbb

2

How many bar lines are missing?

3

How many bar lines are missing?

Write it yourself

Rewrite on your staff paper with proper beaming

4/4 = 4 beats

12/8 = 2 and 2/3 beats

What is this note value in 4/4 and 12/8

Write on paper

Rewrite on your staff paper with proper beaming

4/4 = 1 and ½ beats

12/8 = ½ a beat

What is this note’s name value in 4/4 and 12/8

4/4 = 1/8th of a beat

12/8 1/12th of a beat

What is this note’s name value in 4/4 and 12/8?

Write on paper

Notate these pitches

Bass clef: G#3, Ab3, B#4, Cb4

Treble clef: one who step above bass clef pitches, in the staff

1. Simple

2. Duple

3. 2 beats per measure, the quarter gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, quarter is subdivided

2/4

1. Simple

2. Duple

3. 2 beats, eighth gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, the eighth note is subdivided

2/8

1. Simple

2. Duple

3. 2 beats per measure, half note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, half note is subdivided

2/2

1. Simple

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per measure, quarter gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, quarter is subdivided

3/4

1. Simple

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per measure, the eighth gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, eighth is subdivided

3/8

1. Simple

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per measure, half note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, half note receives the subdivision

3/2

1. Simple

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per measure, the 16th gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, the 16th is divided

3/16

1. Simple

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats per measure, quarter note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, quarter note subdivided

4/4

1. Simple

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats per measure, the eighth note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, the eighth is subdivided

4/8

1. Simple

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats per measure, half note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, half note is subdivided

4/2

1. Simple

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats in the measure, the 16th gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, the 16th is subdivided

4/16

1. Compound

2. Duple

3. Two beats per bar, the dotted quarter gets the beat

4. 3 subdivisions, dotted quarter subdivided

6/8

1. Compound

2. Duple

3. Two note groups per bar, dotted half note gets the beat

4. 3 subdivisions, the dotted half is subdivided

6/4

1. Compound

2. Duple

3. Two beats per bar, dotted eighth note gets the beat

4. 2 subdivisions, 16th is subdivided

6/16

1. Compound

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per bar, dotted quarter gets the beat

4. 9 subdivisions, eighth note is divided

9/8

1. Compound

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per measure, the dotted half gets the beat

4. 9 subdivisions, the quarter is divided into

9/4

1. Compound

2. Triple

3. 3 beats per bar, the dotted eighth gets the beat

4. 3 subdivisions, sixteenth is divided

9/16

1. Compound

2. Quadruple

3. Four beats per bar, the dotted quarter gets the beat

4. 3 subdivisions, the eighth is divided

12/8

1. Compound

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats per bar, dotted half gets the beat

4. 12 subdivisions, quarter note is divided

12/4

1. Compound

2. Quadruple

3. 4 beats per bar, dotted eighth gets the beat

4. 12 subdivisions, 16th is divided

12/16