Basic Music Theory: How to Read, Write, and Understand Written Music

Basic Music Theory

After the review for this chapter is the review for the entire section. This

has been an important section, and most of what follows builds on what

you’ve learned in this section, so be sure you understand all of it before

moving on.

After the section review, you get to take a break from music theory with

another Interlude. In this one you get to learn a little bit about conducting.

Chapter 22 Review

1. How are key signatures and the major scale
   related?


2. What is the order of flats?


3. How do you find the name of a flat key?


4. Which key has only one flat in it?


5. Which flat is that?


6. Which key has four flats?


7. How many flats in the key of Eb Major, and what
   are they?


8. How many flats are in the key of C Major?


9. Which key has seven flats?
   
   
   1. A key signature
      gives the correct
      whole and half
      steps for a major
      scale of the same
      name.
   
   
   2. BEADGCF
   
   
   3. The second -to-
      the-last flat in the
      key signature is
      the name of the
      key.
   
   
   4. F
   
   
   5. Bb
   
   
   6. Ab Major
   
   
   7. Three: Bb,Eb,Ab
   
   
   8. None
   
   
   9. Cb Major