
The Key Signature
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Performing Arts
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5th - 9th Grade
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Marcellis Price
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The Key Signature
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What is a Key Signature?
Tells which notes to play sharp or flat for the entire piece of music
Always located after the clef and before the time signature at the beginning of the piece of music.
Generally uses two of the three accidental signs. (Sharp and Flat)
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Multiple Choice
We use the Key signature to?
Tell what notes are sharp or flat in a piece of music
Tell how fast or slow the piece of music should go
Tell if we are playing high or low notes
Tell us how loud or soft we need to play the music
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The Sharp Sign
Raises the pitch of a note by a half step
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The Natural Sign
Cancels out a sharp or flat
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The Flat Sign
Lowers the pitch of a not by a half step.
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Fill in the Blanks
The sharp sign
Type answer...
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The order of Sharps
Tells us what order the sharps are ALWAYS in.
Helpful phrase to help remember: Fat Cats Go Down Alleys Eating Birds
Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle
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The order of Flats
Tells us the order that flat ALWAYS follow.
Helpful phrase to remember: B.E.A.D.Greatest.Common.Factor
BEAD Go Catch Fish
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Fill in the Blanks
The flat sign
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Name one of the phrases to the order of sharps
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Check all that applies to the key signature.
Tells us how fast or slow to play the music.
Tells us what notes are sharp or flat in a piece of music.
Located after the clef and uses the sharp and flat sign.
Can only be used in one measure of music.
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The Accidental is slightly different
Only changes a note for a measure.
Once you move to the next measure resume going by the key signature.
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How to identify the sharp key signatures
Locate the LAST sharp.
Move up one(1) letter
For example, last sharp: G , move up one(1) letter to A
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How to identify the flat key signature
Locate the penultimate flat. (second to last)
That flat is your key signature.
For example, "The flat signs shown are B flat and E flat." Bb is the penultimate flat sign in this scenario.
The answer would be the key of Bb.
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Multiple Choice
What flat are you looking for when identifying the key signature.
The last flat
The penultimate flat
(2nd to last)
The first flat
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Multiple Choice
What sharp are you looking for to identify the key signature? How many letters do you move?
The first sharp, up four(4) letter
The middle sharp, down two(2) letters
The last sharp, up one(1) letter
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