2 Sign Questions

* What are these flat signs Do ??



* Why these brackest are so opened ?? (Not as usual) (They mean that you have to repeat, right ??)




Thanks

That writing underneath is harmonic analysis ^_^ hope that helps

Admin Andrew wrote:That writing underneath is harmonic analysis ^_^ hope that helps

Which one Do you mean ??
Just a little explanation, Please !!

Thanks Andrew ...

Amro wrote:* What are these flat signs Do ??



* Why these brackest are so opened ?? (Not as usual) (They mean that you have to repeat, right ??)




Thanks

Pic1: THats the keysignature - Its atleast, from what I can see, written in A#-Major(Bb-Major)
Wich means That ALL E's and B's are Flat!! Unless you se an acidential. Watch Andrews beginner videos!! Its very well explaned there!!

Pic2:
When you see that black line at the beginning and the end with two dots like in the picture it means that everything between those lins shall be repeted. Unless something else is written like 3x or 4x. But that is rare I think!

Thomandy wrote:

Pic1: THats the keysignature - Its atleast, from what I can see, written in A#-Major(Bb-Major)
Wich means That ALL E's and B's are Flat!! Unless you se an acidential. Watch Andrews beginner videos!! Its very well explaned there!!

Pic2:
When you see that black line at the beginning and the end with two dots like in the picture it means that everything between those lins shall be repeted. Unless something else is written like 3x or 4x. But that is rare I think!

Pic1 : Ya, I'm asking for these flat signs ??
How Should I know that A# major is flated ??

Pic2 : I can understand what the brackets mean .. But Actually I don't know why they are so opened .. ?? Not Normal like :]

Amro wrote:

Thomandy wrote:

Pic1: THats the keysignature - Its atleast, from what I can see, written in A#-Major(Bb-Major)
Wich means That ALL E's and B's are Flat!! Unless you se an acidential. Watch Andrews beginner videos!! Its very well explaned there!!

Pic2:
When you see that black line at the beginning and the end with two dots like in the picture it means that everything between those lins shall be repeted. Unless something else is written like 3x or 4x. But that is rare I think!

Pic1 : Ya, I'm asking for these flat signs ??
How Should I know that A# major is flated ??

Pic2 : I can understand what the brackets mean .. But Actually I don't know why they are so opened .. ?? Not Normal like :]

Pic1 - How you should know?? You need to learn scales
A# major got two flats and as I said, these two flats Are E and B.

Pic2: Well, it dosnt mean anything different (I think)

Thomandy wrote:

Amro wrote:

Thomandy wrote:

Pic1: THats the keysignature - Its atleast, from what I can see, written in A#-Major(Bb-Major)
Wich means That ALL E's and B's are Flat!! Unless you se an acidential. Watch Andrews beginner videos!! Its very well explaned there!!

Pic2:
When you see that black line at the beginning and the end with two dots like in the picture it means that everything between those lins shall be repeted. Unless something else is written like 3x or 4x. But that is rare I think!

Pic1 : Ya, I'm asking for these flat signs ??
How Should I know that A# major is flated ??

Pic2 : I can understand what the brackets mean .. But Actually I don't know why they are so opened .. ?? Not Normal like :]

Pic1 - How you should know?? You need to learn scales
A# major got two flats and as I said, these two flats Are E and B.

Pic2: Well, it dosnt mean anything different (I think)

Great, Great, Great

I Got it ...
Thaaaaaaank you Thomas Thank you Thank you Thank you

I know a tips for flats: take the before-last flats. Like you had the Bb and the Ab. The Ab is the last( the one farest to the right), so the flats before is Bb. Then your key is Bb major.

CripKilla wrote:I know a tips for flats: take the before-last flats. Like you had the Bb and the Ab. The Ab is the last( the one farest to the right), so the flats before is Bb. Then your key is Bb major.

Well,
Actually I understood this using the sentence : F C G D A E B

But could you explain me this rule Again ??!

Sorry, But I'm Still a Beginner