Name ____________________________

WS 10: Major Scales I

In each example, scale-degree 1 is given; please notate the indicated major scale. Do not use a key signature.

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12.

2.

B w

3.

4.

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? bw

5.

6.

? bw

& w

11.

1.

B w

13.

&

14.

& bw

16.

& bw
& bw

18.

8.

B w

9.

? #w

10.

15.

17.

7.

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#w
bw

B bw

19.

&

20.

WS 11: Key Signatures in Major

Name __________________________

On the staves provided, notate the indicated key signatures.

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GDAFE

&
?
EFBDA

&
?
CBCGC

CCCC

Name _____________________________

WS 13: Scale Degrees in Major

A. Given major key and scale-degree name or number, notate the correct pitch. Do not use a key signature.

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2.

1.

E:dominant

G:^6

6.

B:supertonic

D: mediant
14.

F:^7
15.

D:dominant

F:supertonic

C:subdominant

B:^2

A:submediant

10.

E:^4
13.

C:leadingtone

G:^3
9.

C: mediant
12.

5.

A: leading tone
8.

7.

?11.

4.

3.

B. Given major key and pitch. For problems 1-2, 6-7, and 11-12, write the correct scale-degree number;
for the others, write the scale-degree name. Do not alter the given pitch in any way.

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1.

2.

B:_______
6.

8.

E: ____________

C: ______
7.

E:_______

G: _______

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3.

12.

D:_______

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F:_______

A: ____________
13.

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4.

5.

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10.

D: ____________
9.

G:____________

14.

C:____________

B: ____________

F: ____________

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C:____________
15.

A:____________

C. Given pitch and scale-degree name or number, indicate the major key. Do not alter the given pitch.

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1.

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2.

____:^3

____:^4

6.

?11.

7.

____:^7

#w

12.

____:^2

_____ : supertonic
8.

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_____ : mediant

____:^5

____:^6

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3.

13.

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_____ : leading tone

4.

_____ : submediant
9.

5.

_____ : mediant

10.

15.

_____ : supertonic

_____ : subdominant
14.

_____ : dominant

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_____ : leading tone

WS 14: Minor Scales I

Name ____________________________

Notate the indicated minor scales (N = natural form; H = harmonic form; MA = melodic ascending form).
Do not use a key signature.
1.b(H)

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2.

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3.

12.

c (N)

13.e(H)

?
B

d (MA)

4.f(MA)

5.

11.g(N)

a (H)

e (MA)

&

14.d(N)

&

15.

f (H)

6.c(MA)

16.

7.

17.a(N)

&
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g (H)

8.b(MA)

9.a(H)

10.

f (H)

&

b (MA)

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18.

e (N)

19.c(H)

20.

g (MA)

Name ___________________________

WS 15: Key Signatures in Minor

On the staves provided, notate the indicated key signatures.

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cdfbe

&
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faadc

&
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bgaeg

edbg

Name ___________________________

WS 16: Minor Scales II

1. Notate the indicated minor scale (for odd-numbered problems, do not use a key signature; for even-numbered
problems, do use a key signature).

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1.

2.c(H)

e(N)

? f(N)

3.

4.

5.g(N)

6.f(H)

&

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7.

9.

d(MA)

8.b(H)

c(N)

&

g(N)

10.

B a(MA)

2. Notate the indicated minor scale (for odd-numbered problems, do not use a key signature; for even-numbered
problems, do use a key signature).

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1.(N)
^3

^7
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?

3.

& w

5.

^3

B w

7.

^7

? w^5

2.

(N)

4.

(N)

6.

(N)

8.

& w

(MA)

^6

(H)

^2

(H)

B w^4

(MA)

Name ______________________________

WS 17: Scale Degrees in Minor

A. Given minor key and scale-degree name or number, notate the correct pitch. Do not use a key signature.

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1.

2.

f(H):submediant

c:^5
7.

6.

? 11.

4.

3.

9.

12.

g(H):submediant

10.

e(MA):^7

a(N):^6

d: supertonic

14.

13.

b: mediant
15.

g:^4

d:^3

c: subtonic

f(MA): leading tone

c:supertonic

b(N): subtonic

b(MA):^6
8.

g: leading tone

5.

B. Given minor key and pitch. For problems 1-2, 6-7, and 11-12, write the correct scale-degree number; for the others,
write the scale-degree name. Do not alter the given pitch in any way. Where necessary, specify the form(s) of minor
being used.

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B

1.

2.

g: _______
6.

7.

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#w

c:_______

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8.

13.

g:____________

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10.

d: ____________
14.

g: ____________

15.

f:____________

b:____________

b: _______

9.

5.

f: ____________

a: ____________

e: _______
12.

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4.

c: ____________

d: _______

b: _______

11.

3.

c: ____________

C. Given pitch and scale-degree name or number, indicate the minor key. Do not alter the given pitch.

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1.

2.

_____:^2
6.

?11.

_____(N):^6
7.

#w

3.

_____ : leading tone

8.

_____:^5

_____:^3

_____(MA):^6

12.

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_____:^4

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_____ : tonic
13.

_____ : subdominant

4.

5.

10.

____(MA): submediant
14.

_____ : mediant

_____ : subtonic

_____ : mediant
9.

____(H): submediant
15.

_____ : dominant