Horn MM - Level 5

• E

  (E natural)

• Eb

  (E flat)

Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

• E

  (E natural)

• Eb

  (E flat)

Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

• E

  (E natural)

• Eb

  (E flat)

Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

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Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

E natural is played open.

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Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

E natural is played open.

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Answer explanation

This is an E natural (or just E) because there are no flats at all in the key signature or in front of the note.

E natural is played open.

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Answer explanation

This is an Eb (E flat) because whenever there are 2 or more flats in the key signature, all Es will be played flat.

Eb is played 2nd key.

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Answer explanation

This is an Eb (E flat) because whenever there are 2 or more flats in the key signature, all Es will be played flat.

Eb is played 2nd key.

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Answer explanation

This is an Eb (E flat) because whenever there are 2 or more flats in the key signature, all Es will be played flat.

Eb is played 2nd key.

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Answer explanation

This is an Eb (E flat) because there is a flat sign directly in front of the note.

Eb is played 2nd key.