This is the key signature of Prokofiev's first symphony and of the Miracle, Clock, and London symphonies of Haydn. It is used by the trumpets and singers in the most recognizable parts of Handel's Messiah, and guitars can be tuned to easily play in this major key by loosening the bottom string a whole step. Its tonic corresponds to the open note on
This is the key signature of Prokofiev's first symphony and of the Miracle, Clock, and London symphonies of Haydn. It is used by the trumpets and singers in the most recognizable parts of Handel's Messiah, and guitars can be tuned to easily play in this major key by loosening the bottom string a whole step. Its tonic corresponds to the open note on the second string of a violin, and its relative minor is B. Name this key signature with two sharps—F Sharp and C Sharp.
This is the key signature of Prokofiev's first symphony and of the Miracle, Clock, and London symphonies of Haydn.
D Major (prompt D before Major is said, accept D after Major is said, do not accept any mentions of sharps or flats)