Printable music theory worksheets with answer keys

Name the note on the staff (letter + accidental).

Match notes to the piano keyboard — name keys, mark keys, label keyboards, and connect staff to keys.

Name symbols, count beats, or solve note-value math.

Write counting syllables under each measure.

Read a note on the staff, colour in the correct textbook-style fingering chart, and name the note.

Identify, count, or draw intervals above and below a given note.

Identify and write chromatic semitones, diatonic semitones, whole tones, and enharmonic equivalents.

Name the key from its key signature.

Write or identify scales by tonic and type.

Identify the scale degree and its name (tonic, dominant…).

Identify triad quality or draw triads from root and quality.

Interval recognition, dictation, cadences, solfege, and sight-singing worksheets with teacher playback guide.

Generated band melodies for sight-reading practice.

Transpose by interval, identify transposition, and transposing-instrument drills.

Write the lead-sheet symbol (C, Am, G7, Bdim) from notes.

Convert chord symbols to roman numerals in a key.

Identify or spell diatonic triads and seventh chords with roman numerals and inversions.

Analyze figured bass to roman numerals or realize chords on the staff.

Identify or draw cadences in SATB four-part notation.

Identify seventh chord quality.

Analyze harmonic rhythm in a short grand-staff passage.

Extensions, ii–V–I, altered dominants, tritone subs, chord–scale relationships, and reharmonization.

Open-ended harmonization/composition with teacher guide and sample response.

Call-and-response, motif development, constrained note sets, target-tone resolution, and guided composition prompts.