MUS 231 General Review Assignment Using the clef ... - Jkornfeld.net

staple here!MUS 231General Review AssignmentName:Using the clef of your choice, fill in this circle of fifths chart using key signatures and letternames for major and relative minor keys (uppercase for major, lowercase for minor: e.g.“F/d”). The bottom three keys, where there are two staffs, should be representedenharmonically with sharp and flat key signatures/letter names. The first one has beenlabeled as an example, but you will need to add a clef.Neatness counts!C/a

Write an ascending F# major scale in the treble clef WITHOUT a key signature:Write an ascending C# natural minor scale in the bass clef WITHOUT a key signature:Write an ascending F major pentatonic scale in the alto clef (with or without a keysignature):Write an ascending G minor pentatonic scale in the treble clef (with or without a keysignature):Identify the following intervals:General Review Assignment, p. 2

Write the following intervals in the opposing staff (mind the clefs):Invert the following intervals. Identify the original interval and its inversion.Identify (the first three with chord symbols), then write (then next three) the following rootposition triads and dominant 7th chords:For both treble and bass clefs (that you write in the staves below), write an ascending (andof course) descending F melodic minor scale using a key signature. Also, label all scaledegrees (only once) using the standard terminology (“dominant”, supertonic”, etc.).General Review Assignment, p. 3