Treble Clef.docx

 Notes

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 Treble Clef

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 Note Duration & Rest Duration

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 Bass Clef

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 Measure & Time Signature

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 Augmentation Dots

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 Accidentals

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A sign used to raise or lower the pitch of a note.

 Major Scale

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Tie

 Minor Scale

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 KEY SIGNATURE is a collection of every accidentals which consist of the flats or sharps found in a scale. A. Sharps order are F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#. (Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle) B. Flats order are Bb, Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Cb. (Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles Father) Tips: A. For Keys with Sharps: The key is one half-step up from the last sharp in the key signature. B. For Keys with Flats: The key is the next to last flat in the key signature order.

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 KEY SIGNATURE CALCULATION

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 Generic Interval

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An Interval measures the distance between two notes. Generic interval is measured on the staff

 Specific Interval: Measured in half steps

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Major second: 2 half steps

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Major third: 4 half steps

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Perfect fourth: 5 half steps

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Perfect fifth: 7 half steps

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Major sixth: 9 half steps

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Major seventh: 11 half steps

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Perfect eighth(octave): 12 half steps

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Minor interval has 1 less half steps than a major interval.

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Augmented interval has 1 more half steps than a perfect interval.

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Diminished interval has 1 less half steps than a perfect interval.