What are the sharps in the key of A major?

Answer 1

it depends on what key its in. Theres not specific sharps for the bass cleff, it changes according to the key just like treble. If your in the key of c, then theres none. If your in the key of G, then theres one sharp (Fsharp)... etc etc.

Answer 2

To write out g sharp major requires double sharps (indicated by an x), therefore it is easier to think of it as A flat major, which would have B flat E flat A flat and D flat.

The sharps in g sharp major would go

G# A # B# C# D# E # Fx

For the minor keys:

G sharp minor had five sharps:

G sharp, A sharp, B natural, C sharp, D sharp, E natural, F sharp and G sharp.

A flat minor has seven flats:

A flat, B flat, C flat, D flat, E flat, F Flat, G flat and A flat.

Answer 3

B,C#,D,E,F#,G,A,B

And remember, raise the 6th and 7th degrees when you're ascending in melodic, and lower them when your descending

And, if you're playing harmonic, always keep the 7th not raised, even whilst descending

Answer 4

F# is the only sharp in the G major scale.

The complete scale is G A B C D E F# G

Answer 5

sharps (in any clef): F C G D A E B

flats (in any clef): B E A D G C F

(The sharps are the order of flats backwards)

Answer 6

The key of A major consists of three sharps, F sharp, C sharp, and G sharp.

Answer 7

F#, C#, and G#

Answer 8

F and C.