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    FINAL ABRSM G1 L2 Answer Key 1 2

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    The document discusses notes and pitches in music theory for a beginner level grade. It includes examples of notes that spell words and an exercise for the reader to practice drawing clefs and notes on the staff.

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    The document discusses notes and pitches in music theory for a beginner level grade. It includes examples of notes that spell words and an exercise for the reader to practice drawing clefs and notes on the staff.

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    FINAL ABRSM G1 L2 Answer Key 1 2

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    Pitches and Notes

    ABRSM Theory, Grade 1, Lesson 2


    Part 1: Each group of notes given will spell out a word when you write each note's letter name!
    Notes will appear in either bass clef or treble clef, so make sure you know what clef you're using.
    Each "word" is separated by a double bar. The first note name is filled in for you.
     
        
     
    B A G A D D F A E

    C
     


        

    E

    G G C A B 
    B A
     G E


    21

       


    F A D E D
    C
     A B
     
    Part 2: Here, you'll have some space to practice drawing notes and clefs! You can use the treble and bass
    clefs on the left side as guides.
    Draw a treble clef in each of these 5 bars Now draw a bass clef in each of these 5 bars
    (on the top staff) (on the bottom staff)


    Write in a whole note corresponding to the letter name I've given in each bar. You can choose bass or
    39 treble clef (or, if there are two of that note name within the staff, you can choose which one to write).


    A F B D G C E

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