So... you think your theory is pretty good huh?

Haha! One question is already wrong in the first page. G-flat minor has 7 flats (B,E,A,D,G,C,F) and 2 double-flats (B,E) - it's not in the multiple choice answers.
 
The second page question on "row, row, row your boat" song - we all know that question has many answers. You can't just fix a cadence on that!
 
Oops. Come to think of it, the question on page 1 (question 2) was correct. G-flat minor is the relative minor of B double-flat major. It should have 9 flats. But since the last 2 flats are double-flats (B and E), the B and E flats are replaced by the B and E double-flats. So B double-flat major/G flat minor has 5 flats and 2 double-flats. My mistake...
 
lol. mind boggling. Anyhow choosel lol.


Classical Musician
Congratulations! You scored 41!
You know about as much music theory as the classical musician. You've probably been to music school, or studied theory in your spare time. Perhaps you're a music major in collage. You know enough to get by there. You're not as anal retentive as most theorists, or composers. You didn't retain every detail, but you've probably been schooled in music.


Double lol!
 
OK, this is an example of "impractical theory". You guys must be thinking - so what. How will knowing these terms help me anyway. You're right!

Hence all the more we should be coming up with "Practical Theory 101" (more adverstisement... :lol: ).

Problem is still whether we have time to do it.
 

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