Circle of Fifths
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Performing Arts
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5th - 12th Grade
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Kyle Norwood
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If your music has no sharps (#) or flats (b) following the clef sign what two keys are possibly correct for this key signature?
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If there is one sharp following the clef sign, in which major key will you be playing?
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Which minor key has three flats (b) following the clef sign?
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Which Major key has two sharps (#) following the clef sign?
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F major is the key with one flat (b) in the key signature. Which minor key shares that key signature?
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If the key signature tells you you are in the key of Bb Major (2 flats) what is the relative minor key (2 flats)?
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Which key is the relative minor to the key of Ab Major?
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Most guitar players will tell you their favorite key is the key of E major. What is in the key signature?
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What "concert" key is the most familiar key for students in Marching Band?
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