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In this lesson, you are
learning about:
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Key Signatures
Oftentimes some notes are always sharp or
flat in the music.
When this happens, the sharp or flat is placed
in the key signature instead of placing a sharp or flat in front of
the note every time it appears.
Sharps or flats in the key signature
indicate that every note with the same name should be a sharp
or a flat.
If the composer so desires, sharps, flats
and natural signs can be used to temporarily
cancel the effect of the key signature.
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In the key signature above, sharp signs appear on the line and space for F and C
respectively.
This means that every F and C in the music is actually F sharp and C sharp
(unless changed by a natural or flat).
Key signatures normally appear after the clef.
Display all possible key signatures. |
