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1 Contents Key Signatures and Scales by Beatrice Wilder Worksheet 1 C major scale Worksheet 2 G major scale Worksheet 3 D major scale Worksheet 4 A major scale Worksheet 5 E major scale Worksheet 6 B major scale Worksheet 7 F sharp major scale Worksheet 8 F major scale Worksheet 9 B flat major scale Worksheet 10 E flat major scale Worksheet 11 A flat major scale Worksheet 12 A harmonic minor scale Worksheet 13 E harmonic minor scale Worksheet 14 D harmonic minor scale Worksheet 15 Test Your Knowledge 1 - Quiz Worksheet 16 Test Your Knowledge 2 - Quiz
2 Copyright Beatrice Wilder 1999 First published in 1999 by Music Fun Revised in 2009 by Music Fun P.O. Box 342 Katoomba NSW Millyard Lane Katoomba 2780 Phone: (02) Web:
3 Worksheet 1 Name... C major scale C D E F G A C Using semibreves, complete the above scale placing each note over its letter name. Mark all the s with slurs How many sharps are in the key signature?... How many octaves of C major scale have you written?... Using minims (be careful with the stems) write the same scale in the bass. tone tone tone tone C D E F G A C Complete this C major scale and How many octaves did you write?... What sort of notes did you use?... C D E F G A B C
4 Worksheet 2 Name... Name the 5th letter up from C... G major scale Complete these scales using minims. G A B C D E F G G A B C D E F G How many octaves of each scale did you write?.... Mark the SEMITONES on the first scale and the TONES on the second scale. The first scale has a key signature. The second scale needs sharp next to a note. Can you name the raised note?... Complete this G major scale in the bass. Can you complete this? G A B C D E F G T _ T _ S _ T _ T _ T _ S _ Complete this G major scale and Add the correct key signature. tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Copy the G major key signatures in the treble and in the bass G A B C D E F G
5 Worksheet 3 Name... D major scale Name the 5th letter up from C... Name the 5th letter up from G... Complete these scales using crotchets. D E F G A B C D D E F G A B C D Which sharp was used in G major scale?... Which new sharp was added?... The first scale has a key signature. Can you name the sharps in the correct order?... Complete this D major scale in the bass. Use quavers. D E F G A B C D Complete this D major scale and Add the correct accidentals. Between which notes do the SEMITONES occur?... tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the D major key signatures in the treble and in the bass D E F G A B C D
6 Worksheet 4 Name... A major scale Name the 5th letter up from C... and the 5th letter up from G... and the 5th letter up from D... Complete these scales. A B C D E F G A A B C D E F G A Name the sharp in G major scale... Name the sharps in D major scale in order...name the sharp added for A major... Write the pattern of tones and s in a major scale... Complete this A major scale in the bass. A B C D E F G A Complete this A major scale and Add the correct key signature. tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the A major key signatures in the treble and in the bass A B C D E F G A
7 Worksheet 5 Name... Complete these scales using crotchets. E major scale Mark the following True or False: Between F sharp and G sharp is a... E major scale has four sharps... D sharp to E is a tone... How many s occur in one octave of a major scale?... Complete this E major scale in the bass. Mark the tones. Complete this E major scale and Add the correct key signature. tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the E major key signatures in the treble and in the bass
8 Worksheet 6 Name... Complete these scales using crotchets. B major scale This scale has five sharps. Name them... Name the note that comes after the first... The note after B is... The note before E is... The interval between C sharp and D sharp is a... Complete this B major scale in the bass. Complete this B major scale and Add the correct accidentals tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the B major key signatures in the treble and in the bass
9 Worksheet 7 Name... Complete these scales using semibreves. F sharp major scale F G A B C D E F Name the 5th note down from D... How many sharps in one octave of F sharp major scale... F G A B C D E F The interval between B and C sharp is a... The enharmonic equivalent of this scale is: G flat major / A flat major Complete this F sharp major scale in the bass. Mark s with slurs. Complete this F sharp major scale and Add the correct accidentals. F G A B C D E F tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write F sharp major key signatures in the treble and in the bass F G A B C D E F
10 Worksheet 8 F major scale Name... Complete these scales using semibreves. F G A B C D E F F G A B C D E F Name the 5th note down from C... How many sharps does G major scale need?... How many flats does F major scale need?... Which note in this scale needs to be lowered by one?... Name the interval between E and F?... Complete this F major scale in the bass. Mark the s with slurs. F G A B C D E F Complete this F major scale and Add the correct accidental. tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the F major key signatures in the treble and in the bass F G A B C D E F
11 Worksheet 9 B flat major scale Name... Complete these scales using crotchets. This scale begins on a black key? Name it... Name the interval between B flat and C... Intervals: Between C and D is... Between F and G is... Between E flat and F is... Between C and D is... Complete this B flat major scale in the bass. Complete this B flat major scale and Add the correct accidentals tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the B flat major key signatures in the treble and in the bass
12 Worksheet 10 E flat major scale Name... Complete these scales using crotchets. Name the flats in the key signature in the correct order... Name the first 3 intervals in a major scale... Name the last 3 intervals in a major scale... Name the interval that is in the middle... Complete this E flat major scale in the bass. Use minims. Complete this E flat major scale and Add the key signature tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the E flat major key signatures in the treble and in the bass
13 Worksheet 11 A flat major scale Name... The note one up from C is... and one tone lower than G is... the 5th note in the scale is... Complete these scales. A B C D E F G A A B C D E F G A Name the flats in A flat major scale... Name the tonic of this scale... Name the leading note... Major scales have a pattern of two tones and a at both ends, they are joined in the middle by a:... Complete this A flat major scale in the bass. A B C D E F G A Complete this A flat major scale and Add the correct key signature. tone Remember: the relative minor key of A flat major is F minor. Write the A flat major key signatures in the treble and in the bass A B C D E F G A
14 Worksheet 12 A harmonic minor scale Name... Harmonic minor scales have a RAISED 7th note that is never a part of the key signature It is always written as an accidental Using minims, complete the scale above. Mark all the s with slurs Mark all the tones with square brackets A C D E F G A Are there any intervals larger than a tone?... Which note needs an accidental?... How many sharps or flats in the key signature?... Using semibreves, write the same scale in the bass. Don't forget the last accidental! tone and tone a half tone tone and a half A C D E F G A Complete this A minor scale and Put in the RAISED 7th in the correct place. Where does the accidental go?... What sort of accidental did you use?... A B C D E F G A
15 Worksheet 13 E harmonic minor scale Name... Using minims, complete the scale above. Write the pattern of tones and s in harmonic minor scales: Copy the Key Signature... Where is the interval larger than a tone?... Which accidental is not in the key signature?... Name the interval between G and A Using minims, write the same scale in the bass. Put in the key signature and accidental. tone and tone a half tone tone and a half Complete this E minor scale and Use a key signature. Don't forget the raised 7th. Where does the accidental go?... Which two notes in this scale are raised?... Copy the Key Signature
16 Worksheet 14 D harmonic minor scale Name... D E F G A B C D Copy the Key Signature Using semibreves, complete the scale above. Mark all the s with slurs Name the interval between B flat and C sharp... Where is the interval larger than a tone?... Which note is raised a?... Which note is lowered a?... Using crotchets, write the same scale in the bass. Put in the key signature and accidental. tone tone and a half D E F G A B C D Complete this D minor scale and Use a key signature.. Where does the accidental go?... Which note is raised?... Copy the Key Signature D E F G A B C D
17 Worksheet 15 Name... Complete these scales using crotchets. B harmonic minor scale The key signature has two sharps. Name them... Name the sharp note that is not in the key signature... The s are between and... The interval between D and E is a... Complete this B minor scale in the bass. Complete this B minor scale and Add the correct accidentals tone Remember the pattern of tones and s. Write the B minor key signatures in the treble and in the bass tone and a half B A G F E D C B
18 Worksheet 16 Name... Test your Knowledge 1 Tick the Correct Answers C major D major A minor G major Colour the circles to create the scales of: Tick the Correct Answers C major D major E minor G major F major D major E minor G major F MAJOR E major E flat major E minor G major A major D major D minor E flat major B flat major D major A minor F major E MAJOR A major B flat major D minor E flat major F major D minor E minor F minor E major A major A minor E minor B FLAT MAJOR E major D major A minor E minor
19 Worksheet 17 Name... Test your Knowledge 2 Tick the Correct Answers F major D major A minor A major Colour the circles to create the scales of: Tick the Correct Answers G major F major F minor D major A major B major B minor E major F SHARP MAJOR A flat major E flat major E minor F minor A flat major D flat major D minor E flat major F major D major G minor A major B MAJOR G minor A major D minor B major B major A minor E minor E major E minor A major B minor F minor E FLAT MAJOR F major G major A minor D minor
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