Grade 3C - Quick-Quiz

QUICK-QUIZ Grade 3C - Enharmonics, Transposition

Grade 3C

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2.	If this note was in the 'G' clef what would be it's enharmonic equivalent?
	B flat A sharp C double flat A flat G double sharp

3.	If you were reading from this clef and key signature what would your soloist on the Bb Tuba be reading?
	Natural key 4 sharps (F clef) 1 sharp (bass clef) 3 sharps (G clef)

4.	Which note in the scale of G major can be called the 'Leading Note'?
	F# G D C

5.	What frequency is the the note 'A' (above 'middle C') tuned to for standard concert pitch?
	A442 A400 A445 A440

6.	If you were playing a tune on the piano in the key of 'C' then what key signature would your friend playing the trumpet likely be reading?
	F Bb Eb D

7.	If the piano had this key signature then what key would the Bb clarinet be reading?
	F major Bb major C minor Ab major

8.	Clarinets are also made in the key of 'A'
	True False

9.	If a cornet was using this (major) key signature then what would the piano have?
	Bb Db Eb Gb

10.	What does 'Calando' mean?
	Getting louder and broader Getting warmer Getting faster and louder Getting softer and slower

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