On the line, write whether the pair of notes represents a half step (H) or whole step (W).
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to analyze a musical notation and determine whether the pairs of notes indicated represent a half step (H) or a whole step (W). This requires knowledge of music theory regarding intervals between notes.
Answer
B-C (H), C-D (W), F-G (W), A-B (W), C-Db (H)
The pairs of notes are: B-C (H), C-D (W), F-G (W), A-B (W), C-Db (H).
Answer for screen readers
The pairs of notes are: B-C (H), C-D (W), F-G (W), A-B (W), C-Db (H).
More Information
In music theory, a half step is the smallest musical interval commonly used in Western music. It is the interval between two adjacent keys on a piano. A whole step, or whole tone, consists of two half steps.
Tips
A common mistake is not recognizing accidentals or failing to identify black keys on a piano as half steps.
Sources
- Half Steps, Whole Steps, and Accidentals – Open Music Theory - viva.pressbooks.pub
- Lesson 18 Half Steps and Whole Steps - rcboe.org
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