a collection of sharps or flats to the right of a clef on a staff
a group of sharps or flats printed on the staffs at the beginning of a piece of music to show the key in which it is to be played
a method whereby all of the pitches within a line of music can be assigned a set of "sharps" or "flats" in order to reduce the number of individual sharp or flat symbols that would otherwise be required
a pattern of sharp or flat symbols written at the beginning of a musical staff to indicate which degrees of the scale are not natural
a set of accidentals at the beginning of each staff that apply to that pitch class throughout the staff
a shorthand device consisting of accidentals placed at the beginning of each line of music that tells us which note or notes are to be sharped or flatted, according to the scale upon which the notes of a song or composition are based
Indication, composed of flats or sharps (or lack thereof), found at the beginning of a staff that shows which pitches need to be lowered or raised according to a particular key (Elizabeth). Examples 0 sharps or flats=C major or a minor 4 sharps = E major or Csharp minor
Sharps or flats placed at the beginning of a piece to show the key of a work.
The key signature is a symbol found at the beginning of a musical composition; sharps or flats are placed on the staff as needed to indicate the key of the piece.
The sharps or flats in the chosen key (scale).
The key signature appears at the beginning of each line of music. It indicates sharps or flats to be used throughout the piece.
the sharps or flats placed at the beginning of a composition or line of music denoting the scale on which the music is based.
Marking at the beginning of a measure that indicates which notes will be played most often.
Sharps or flats placed at the beginning of a staff to indicate the key of a passage or work.
Sharps and flats located at the beginning of the musical staff which indicate the key of the music. Back to the Top
Sharp or flat placed on lines or spaces at the beginning of each staff.
The arrangement of accidentals at the beginning of a staff. The key signature indicates the pitches that will be most common in a piece of music. Key signatures are associated with particular major and minor scales.
Sharps or flats written at the beginning of a staff line to indicate which pitches are to be raised or lowered from their natural state during the piece.
