Front
What does the Treble Clef (G Clef) indicate?
Back
The second line from the bottom is G4
Used for higher-pitched instruments like violin or flute.
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Music Theory Fundamentals
Learn music theory basics with 40 cards covering notes, keys, rhythm, scales, and chords. Essential for musicians.
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Front
What does the Bass Clef (F Clef) indicate?
Back
The second line from the top is F3
Used for lower-pitched instruments like cello or tuba.
Front
Where is 'Middle C' located on the staff?
Back
On a ledger line between the treble and bass staves
Also known as C4 in scientific pitch notation.
Front
What are ledger lines?
Back
Short lines used to extend the staff above or below
Allows for notes outside the standard five-line range.
Front
What is the function of a Sharp (#) symbol?
Back
Raises a note by one half-step
F# is one semitone higher than F natural.
Front
What is the function of a Flat (b) symbol?
Back
Lowers a note by one half-step
Bb is one semitone lower than B natural.
Front
What is the function of a Natural (♮) symbol?
Back
Cancels a previous sharp or flat
Returns the note to its original white-key pitch.
Front
How many lines and spaces make up a standard musical staff?
Back
Five lines and four spaces
Notes are read from the bottom line up to the top.
Front
What is the Alto Clef (C Clef) primarily used for?
Back
The middle line is Middle C
Standard clef for the viola.
Front
What are 'Enharmonic' notes?
Back
Two different names for the same pitch
Example: C# and Db are the same physical key on a piano.
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