Name: Zaijah Taylor

Form: 2A

Exercises

 Complete the following questions on folder leaves about the ledger lines.

1. What is the 1st ledger line above the bass clef called?
The 1st ledger line above the bass clef is called A.

2. What is the 3rd ledger line above the treble clef called? The 3 rd ledger line above the
treble clef is called C.

3. What is the 2nd space above the bass clef called? The 2nd space above the bass clef is
called D.

4. What is the 3rd space below the treble clef called? The 3 rd space below the treble clef is
called G.

5. What is the 1st space above the treble clef called? The 1 st space above the treble clef is
called G.

6. What is the 3rd space above the bass clef called? The 3 rd space above the bass clef is
called F.

7. What is the 4th ledger line above the treble clef called? The 4 th ledger line above the
treble clef is called E.

8. What is the 4th ledger line above the bass clef called? The 4 th ledger line above the bass
clef is called G.

9. Why are ledger lines necessary? Ledger lines are necessary because what if we want to
write notes that are higher than the space above the top line, or lower than the space
below the bottom line? This is what ledger lines are for. The purpose of these lines is to
extend the staff in both directions, up and down.
 10. What are ledger lines? Ledger lines are short lines that are placed above or below the
staff as an extension of it.

Please see Attachment in Email for the rest of Questions. Write out the questions and answer them.
 Complete the following questions on folder leaves on intervals
Using a Keyboard, state the number of semitones between the following keys using the first
note as reference.
1. C- G- 7
2. C-F- 5
3. C-A#- 10
4. C-C- 12
5. C-F#- 6
6. C-Ab- 8
State what kind of interval is given below (Example: Major, Minor… etc).
1. C- G- Perfect fifth
2. C-F- Perfect fourth
3. C-A#-Minor seventh
4. C-C-perfect octave
5. C-F#- Augmented fourth
6. C-Ab- Minor Sixth

 Complete the following on folder leaves about Triad Chords

1. What are triads? A triad is a chord with three notes that can be set as thirds because the
pitches work together.

2. Give an example of a triad chord.

E-G-B. That is a E minor triad

3. Explain how a minor triad is formed.

A minor triad is created by establishing a root note and then adding in a minor third
note and a perfect fifth note.

4. What are major triads? A major triad is created by taking a root note and then adding in
a minor third note and a perfect fifth note.

5. Write the major triads for the following keys:

a) E- E-G#-A
b) B- B-D#- F#
c) G- G-B-D
d) A- A-C#-E
e) F- F-A-C
6. Write the major triads for the following keys:
a) E- E-G#-A
b) F- F-A-C
c) A- A-C#-E
d) G- G-B-D