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Exercises 1.6 Practice Exercises

1.

For each note on the piano keyboard, specify the note name and octave register.

Answer.

1. A0, 2. F1, 3. D2, 4. G2, 5. B3, 6. E4, 7. A4, 8. G5, 9. A6, 10. B7

2.

For each note on the staff, specify the note name and octave register.

Answer.

1. E5, 2. D6, 3. F4, 4. G3, 5. A4, 6. E4, 7. G3, 8. A2, 9. E4, 10. E4, 11. G3, 12. C4

3.

Provide two enharmically equivalent notes for each given note.

Answer.

1. \(\text{G}^𝄫\) and \(\text{E}^♯\); 2. \(\text{D}^♯\) and \(\text{F}^𝄫\); 3. \(\text{G}^𝄪\) and \(\text{B}^𝄫\); 4. \(\text{G}^♭\) and \(\text{E}^𝄪\)

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