Read the note with the double sharp on the staff. Which pitch sounds?

What pitch results when the written D on the staff has a double sharp before it?

The staff shows F with a double sharp. Name the sounding pitch.

A player sees the double-sharped G on this staff. What pitch should the player perform?

Which pitch is produced by the A double sharp shown on the staff?

Name the pitch sounded by the double-sharped E in this example.

The staff contains B with a double sharp. What is its correctly spelled sounding pitch?

Read the note with the double flat on the bass staff. Which pitch sounds?

What pitch results when the written D on the bass staff has a double flat before it?

The staff shows E with a double flat. Name the sounding pitch.

A performer reads the double-flatted F on this staff. Which pitch is played?

Which pitch is produced by the G double flat shown on the staff?

Name the pitch sounded by the double-flatted A in this example.

The bass staff contains B with a double flat. What is its correctly spelled sounding pitch?

In G# harmonic minor, why is the raised seventh written F## rather than F#?

A director raises C# to C## in D# harmonic minor. Why is a double sharp needed?

In A# harmonic minor, the leading tone changes from G# to G##. What explains that spelling?

When a sharp minor key signature has already sharpened its seventh degree, harmonic minor raises that degree by what amount?

Which note is the raised seventh degree in D# harmonic minor?

Which note is the raised seventh degree in G# harmonic minor?