If you are a music student one of the things you should be able to explain on the go is the basic music theory rudiments that form the base for the arts. This is a quiz on all the basic rudiments of the keyboard including notes, semitones, tones, intervals, rhythm, triads, major/minor keys, etc. Give it a shot and see just how much you know.
Two notes that have the same amount of beats.
A note that is equivalent to another note, but has a different name or spelling.
Is a type of interval.
Is a type of triad.
Is a whole tone between two notes
Allegretto
Andante
Cantabile
Forte
Fermata
Left
Right
Repeating till the 'DC'
Repeating to the line
Repeating from the beginning
The semitone uses two notes with the same lettername.
The semitone uses two notes with different names.
This semitone uses the notes only in C Major
The semitone uses two notes with the same lettername.
This semitone uses the notes only in D Major
The semitone uses two notes with different names.
Ledger lines are short lines that extend the range of the staff
Ledger lines are long lines that tell you to repeat the notes
Ledger lines are long lines that are beside the staff
G
G#
Gb
C
C#
Cb
True
False
Piano
With pedal
Hold pedal throughout the song
Sweet, gentle
Andante
Adagio
Cantabile
Allegro
Andantino
Accent
Larghetto
Allegretto
F# g# a b c# d# e f#
F# g# a b c# d e f#
F# g a# b c d e f#
F# g# a b c# d# f f#
F# g# a b c d# f f#
F# g# a b c# d f f#
F# g a b c# d# f f#
B c d e f# g a# b
B c# d e f g a b
B c# d e f# g a# b
C minor, g minor, d minor, a minor, e minor, b minor, f minor, c minor
C Major, D Major, G Major, A Major, E Major, B Major, F Major, C Major
C Major, G Major, D Major, A Major, E Major, B Major, F# Major, C# Major
C Major, G Major, D Major, A Major, E Major, B Major, F Major, C Major