Study the following musical example, and then answer the questions that follow on thenext page. Some questions require you to write directly on the score.

1. Name the following notes in the treble clef
Measure 1, beat 1:
Measure 2, beat 1:
Measure 3, beat 1:

2. In order, name all of the notes in the first measure of the bass clef.

3. Which accidental is used in measure 15? How does this accidental alter the original note?
Natural symbol changes B flat to natural note

4. What does the dynamic marking mf mean in measure 1?

Answer:

For number 4, the dynamic marking is called Mezzo Forte

Explanation:

I was a band student (Tenor Saxophone to be exact.) for 9 years. I was first chair for 3 years.

Final answer:

Without seeing the musical score it's impossible to answer directly. However, in a treble clef, notes are E, G, B, D, F from bottom to top. In a bass clef, they are G, B, D, F, A. An accidental alters a note's pitch, and 'mf' means mezzo-forte, or moderately loud.

Explanation:

Unfortunately, it is impossible for me to provide direct answers to your questions without being able to view the musical example you are referring to. However, I can provide some general guidelines about what you asked:

1. The notes in the treble clef are named from bottom to top as E, G, B, D, and F, and spaces are F, A, C, and E.

2. The notes of the bass clef are named from bottom to top as G, B, D, F, A and spaces are A, C, E, G.

3. An accidental in the musical score usually alters the pitch of the notes. If you see a natural symbol in measure 15, it would change any preceding accidental back to the note's natural state.

4. The dynamic marking 'mf' in the music score stands for 'mezzo-forte', which means the piece should be played moderately loud.

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