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Flat vs curved fingers piano
Flat fingers bring a different tone to the piano; the music tends to sound fuller, often more blurred and a bit mellow. Curved fingers allow for crisp...
B flat major scale piano finger position
The hand hand fingering for the B Flat Major scale starts on the B flat with the third finger. From there walk up the scale until your thumb hits the ...
Why there is a single-flat key signature for a F major triad?
Why is one flat the key of F?What does it mean when there is one flat in the key signature?What is the key signature for F flat major?Is there an F fl...
Why are there sharp and flat notes
Flats and sharps are necessary to allow every version of the diatonic scale to start at any point on the chromatic scale without repeating a note lett...
How do you type a flat symbol?
Open up a new Microsoft Word document. Then press Alt-X. The “266d” should turn into a flat symbol. Highlight the symbol, and press Ctrl-D.What is the...
What key has 2 flats
Scales with flat key signaturesMajor keyNumber of flatsMinor keyB♭ major2G minorE♭ major3C minorA♭ major4F minorD♭ major5B♭ minorWhat does two flats i...
Flat third
What is a flat third?What is a flat third in a scale?What is the major 3rd of a flat?Which mode has a flat 3?What is a flat third?Flat 3rd (f3): The p...
B-flat instruments transposing
So the name of the instrument ("B flat clarinet" or "F horn") tells you which concert-pitch note the instrument plays when given a written C. Transpos...