voice part

clefs:

treble	bass
alto	tenor

Scale Degree System

computer keyboard is available to enter letter names. Midi-keyboard can be used when on-screen keyboard is a choice.

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Music Exercises: Identifying Note Letter Names I

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Key Signature Exercise: All Clefs

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ID the note's
letter name

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The Keyboard

introduction

The Keyboard is organized with black notes grouped in 2s and 3s alternating.

The white note just to the left of a group of 2 black notes is the note ‘C.’

Letter Names of Keys

Each white note is identified by alphabet letter. You can find a note’s letter by counting up or down from C.

Try to identify each white note’s letter name by its position relative to the black notes.

D is between two black notes grouped together.

F is just to the left
of the group of three black notes.

B is just right of the group of three black notes.

Middle C

If not otherwise indicated, middle C is the C in the middle of the keyboard. Often, there isn’t a C in the exact middle, in which case it is the nearest C to the left of the middle, allowing for more treble notes.