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How To Tell The Key Of A Song With Sharps In The Key Signature

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How To Tell The Key Of A Song With Sharps In The Key Signature

Sharps always occur in the same order in a key signature: F, C, G, D, A, E, B. You can find the key of a song when it has sharps by locating the last sharp to the right and going up 1/2 step. Watch this short video and you will understand immediately:

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