Class and chorus : a text book for chorus classes, singing schools, public schools and institutes . J IV > M ^ 4 „„, ^ 1 1 [ 1 ^ 1 1 k k / V ^ ^ 1 1 I :t=i: I EI * =*^ L,is - ten to the ev - ning chime. ^ h ^ ^ Cheer - i 9* the bird - lings sing; ?V- -y- -y- I 10 INTRODUCTION OF KEYS. Key and Key-note.—The word key is applied to a reservoir of tones which arepleasantly related, and seem to gather or cluster about a certain tone, which is called thekey-note. The key is called after this key-note. That is to say, if the key-note is C, thekey is named C. If the key-note is F, the key is F. Sig
Class and chorus : a text book for chorus classes, singing schools, public schools and institutes . J IV > M ^ 4 „„, ^ 1 1 [ 1 ^ 1 1 k k / V ^ ^ 1 1 I :t=i: I EI * =*^ L,is - ten to the ev - ning chime. ^ h ^ ^ Cheer - i 9* the bird - lings sing; ?V- -y- -y- I 10 INTRODUCTION OF KEYS. Key and Key-note.—The word key is applied to a reservoir of tones which arepleasantly related, and seem to gather or cluster about a certain tone, which is called thekey-note. The key is called after this key-note. That is to say, if the key-note is C, thekey is named C. If the key-note is F, the key is F. Sigltature.—Sigymture means sign of the key. And the sign of the key is thecondition of the staff just at the right of the clef, which is called the signahtreplace. Thetones of the key are all represented in the signature place. If the tones C, D, E, F, G,A, B, are represented in the signature place the key is C, because these tones make thekey of C. The signature is natural, because the degrees of the staff are in their normalor natural condition. The Signature is Natural. The Key is h 1—r-, i J 1 n ih^-J iH—*I--^-H Rf-g—r ^ ^-f—^ r t ^ ^ } L K ^ ^^—^fl ^—g ^ ^ » - -A—i——\—L ——> r 1— -a- •^ JJ —1 1 1 1 1 -^ 4—^ 4 Explain Repeat, and First and Second
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