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key on the keyboard to
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2. When you sharp a
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(for example, filCb) of the indicated
piano keys in each of the boxes.
Draw the bass clef
and name the notes.
Draw the treble clef
and name the notes.
Draw a treble clef
and notes as indicated
below the staff using
half notes. Use
correct stem direction.
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Write the names of the notes.
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Gb
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Fb
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Draw two enharmonic notes on the staff as indicated, and name the notes
in the spaces below them.
a. one half step above F
b. one half step below D
c. one half step above B
d. one half step below G
e. one half step above A
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Draw two enharmonic notes on the staff as indicated, and name the
notes in the spaces below them.
a. one whole step above E
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
b. one whole step below C
c. one whole step above B
d. one whole step below F
e. one whole step above Cb
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