Circle Of Fifths

Question 1

Right Side

Answer 1

Carol
Gets
Drunk
And
Eats
Butter
Flies(#)
C#

Question 2

Left Side

(b) = flat

Answer 2

Carol 
Fondles 
Bb 
Eb 
Ab 
Ds (b)

Gb
Cb

Question 3

Using the circle of fifths for notes

Answer 3

Determine a triad by:
Taking the root note
Taking the 3rd major interval
Moving one to the right on the circle

Determine a 4 note chord by:
   Taking the root note
   Moving two whole times up
   Move one right on the circle of fifths
   Take the note under the octave

Question 4

Using the circle of fifths as chords

Answer 4

You can identify the two primary chords of any key.

The root chord - the root note of the key.

The dominant chord/5th chord- The chord taken from the note one space clockwise on the circle

Question 5

Using the circle of fifths as keys

Answer 5

The keys next to each other on the circle are similar.

To tell which sharps are in a sharp key start at f and sharp every note, stop with a note between the last sharp and the key you’re in.

To tell which flats are in a key start at f and add all the flats from f to the key you’re in plus the note infront of your key