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SUMMARY:Handwriting Music
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Clearly and Neatly
                 
In the Grade One Music Theory exam, you need to be able to write music clearly and neatly. You will lose marks on any answer that the examiner finds difficult to read, has mistakes or is messy.
Although we love Beethoven, we don’t want to write our manuscript like he did.
Three Tools
You will need: pencils (take plenty of spares to your music theory exam), an eraser and a ruler. Always write your answers in pencil. Make sure you’ve chosen a pencil which rubs out easily.
Clefs, Key Signatures and Time Signatures

The treble clef should curl around the G line. 

The bass clef begins on the F line. The two dots are placed on either side of the F line. 

The order of sharps in key signatures is always F sharp then C sharp. Don’t make sharp or flat signs too small or too big. 

The top number of the time signature fills the top half of the stave, the bottom number fills the bottom half. 
Remember the order is always Clef – Key Signature – Time...

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