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1 Name the keys of the following key signatures of which the tonic notes are given.

(a)

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(b)

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(c)

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(d)

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2 Write the following scales in semibreves, using a key signature, unless otherwise

indicated.

(a) B melodic minor, one octave ascending in crotchets.

(b) B major, two octaves descending. Slur the tones and circle the submediant notes.

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(c) G major, one octave descending in minims. Circle the subdominant note.

(d) G melodic minor, two octaves descending. Use accidentals; circle the two leading

notes.

(e) F major, one octave ascending and descending. Write in the scale degree numbers.

(f) C major, two octaves ascending, using accidentals. Circle the submediant notes.

(g) C major, two octaves descending. Slur the semitones.

(h) D harmonic minor, one octave ascending and descending in minims. Mark the

tones.

(i) A   harmonic minor one octave ascending, using accidentals. Slur the augmented

interval.

(j) E natural minor one octave ascending with accidentals. Circle the supertonic.

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