Key Signatures Explained!

Posted on June 27, 2008 by WaltRibeiro

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kev

I don’t understand how you know what key a staff is in.
You say g has one sharp (f sharp) but where did you get that note from?
kev

I don’t understand how you know what key a staff is in.
You say g has one sharp (f sharp) but where did you get that note from?
http://www.waltribeiro.net Walt Ribeiro

At the beginning of a piece of music you’ll see the key signature (right in front of the clef).

That tells you the key you’re in. Use the Circle of Fifths to know the different keys :)

Circle of Fifths = http://waltribeiro.net/?s=Circle+of+fifths&x=0&y=0

Key Signatures = http://waltribeiro.net/2009/03/24/why-some-keys-have-sharp-and-others-have-flats/
http://www.waltribeiro.net Walt Ribeiro

At the beginning of a piece of music you’ll see the key signature (right in front of the clef).

That tells you the key you’re in. Use the Circle of Fifths to know the different keys :)

Circle of Fifths = http://waltribeiro.net/?s=Circle+of+fifths&x=0&y=0

Key Signatures = http://waltribeiro.net/2009/03/24/why-some-keys-have-sharp-and-others-have-flats/

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