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Key Signatures - My Music Theory Here are the flat key signatures: How to Learn The Patterns 1 Position on the Stave With the sharp keys, the general “up-down” pattern is the same for treble, bass and alto clef However, tenor clef is quite different and has to be learnt separately With the flat keys, all the clefs follow the same basic “up-down” pattern
Key Signatures - My Music Theory Key Signatures Exercises Point your mouse at the staves (tap on mobile devices) to reveal the answers Naming Key Signatures Name the major keys shown by these key signatures 1 2 Writing Key Signatures Add the correct key signatures to these bars 1 2 3 Reading Key Signatures Give the letter name of each of the notes marked *, including the sharp or flat sign where necessary
Key Signatures Chart - My Music Theory Key Signatures Chart Here are all the key signatures up to 7 sharps flats in the four clefs – treble, bass, alto and tenor
Key Signatures and Key (Grade 3) - My Music Theory Key signatures are written after the clef and before the time signature Key signatures have to be written very carefully You need to make sure the flats and sharps are written in the right order in the right position In the grade three ABRSM music theory exam, you need to be able to write and understand key signatures with up to 4 sharps or 4
Key Signatures and Minor Keys - My Music Theory Music which is written in a minor key will usually use a mixture of a key signature plus accidentals There are no special minor key signatures in music theory- we use the same ones as in the major keys, but we write accidentals in the music where they are needed
Scales and Keys with 5 Sharps Flats - My Music Theory You should already know the keys with 4 sharps flats In this lesson we will learn about the four keys that have five sharps or flats in the key signature They are: B major (5 sharps) G# minor (5 sharps) Db major (5 flats) Bb minor (5 flats) The sharps, in order, are F#, C#, G#, D# and A# Here are the key signatures in treble and bass clef: The flats, in order, are Bb, Eb, Ab, Db and Gb: Don
Tonic Triads - My Music Theory Tonic Triads Exercises Hover your mouse at the stave to reveal the answers (Tap on mobile devices) Naming Tonic Triads Name the keys of each of these tonic triads (e g C major) Adding a Clef Key Signature Add the correct clef and key signature to each of these tonic triads
Music Theory Cheat Sheet - My Music Theory Free Music Theory Cheat Sheet **Includes two versions – with UK and USA terminology!** This 2-page PDF is perfect to keep by your side during lessons and practice, so that you have all the necessary music theory knowledge at your fingertips! Includes: Notes and rests Pitches and clefs Piano notes Time signatures Key signatures Intervals Scale patterns Triads 7th chords Inversions
ABRSM Grade 3 Music Theory Free online lessons for ABRSM grade 3 music theory - learn about scales, key signatures and triads in keys with up to 3 flats or sharps
Key Signatures Archives - My Music Theory Key Signatures Chart Here are all the key signatures up to 7 sharps flats in the four clefs – treble, bass, alto and tenor