Key Signature Chart
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Description
This cute key signature chart contains both major and minor keys. It looks great used as a cover for binders with a clear insert on the font and will help students doing advanced theory work. Memorizing how to write a key signature chart is a big help when preparing for theory exams or theory placement tests. Please note this is a digital download and does not include a physical item.
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This chart is a one page PRINTABLE PDF. It is a digital file to print on 8.5″ x 11″ paper. When you order, your link will be placed in your account for you to download. Once you have saved your file, you may print it yourself or use a print shop of your choice. To find your account later, select “Account” from the top menu. Please double-check the email you use.
LICENSING/TERMS OF USE
These files are for your private use. You have permission to make copies for the students you teach yourself in your private studio. Do not share with anyone outside of your studio. If you are not a teacher, you have permission to use it with your family. Each teacher and/or parent needs to make a separate purchase and not share with teachers in a school or business. The original art is copyrighted and may not be altered or used. There are no refunds on digital products but email me if you have problems and I will work with you. Please see the FAQ for complete licensing requirements. Thank you for your purchase!
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DS –
The blank key signature chart is the one worksheet I use for ALL of my students, regardless of age. It has given so many of my adult students the “A-Ha! Now I get it!” moment for key signatures. Thank you so much for all your clever materials. I’ve been using them for years.
Susan Paradis –
Thank you DS. Ive found that also to be true. For many students I’ve found that it even works better than the circle of 5ths. I think most of us think more in lines than circles.