Note Names Exercise
Every black key has two names. Given one spelling, name the other — the skill that stops you freezing when a piece is written in flats and you learned it in sharps.
Practise Note Names
All Note Names questions
The full set with answers, so you can revise without working through the quiz.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is another name for F♯? | G♭ |
| What is another name for B♭? | A♯ |
| What is another name for G♯? | A♭ |
| What is another name for A♯? | B♭ |
| What is another name for D♯? | E♭ |
| What is another name for D♭? | C♯ |
| What is another name for E♭? | D♯ |
| What is another name for A♭? | G♯ |
| What is another name for C♯? | D♭ |
| What is another name for G♭? | F♯ |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Note Names exercise cover?
Every black key has two names. Given one spelling, name the other — the skill that stops you freezing when a piece is written in flats and you learned it in sharps.
Is this exercise free?
Yes. It runs in your browser with no account and no signup.
Is there an app with more practice?
Yes — ChordIQ. It has a much larger question bank, tracks your progress and adapts to the answers you get wrong. It is free to start on iOS and Android.
