Dam that actually looks really nice I could never . I rate it a 8/10
Answer:
G
Explanation:
F is a step below G
(from bottom line upwards the notes are efgabcdef)
A flat (♭) is a half step lower than the note (easy to remember lower because flat is short (ya know because a flat tire has no height)
A sharp (#) is a half step higher
So if the notes go EFG, and you are adding a sharp to that middle note, the F, then a half step higher than an F# would be a G
Why are we talking about a ladder here? But anyways your answer is the third step I think??
<h2>:REPEAT: This is just a guess! </h2><h2>Hope this was helpful</h2><h2>From: iOE</h2>
Doppio Movimento, from Appalachian Spring, by Aaron Copeland, is based on: shaker tune called "Simple gifts
<h3>What is the Doppio Movimento?</h3>
This is the term that is used in music to refer to the sentence twice as fast. The terminology tells us that it is done twice or double. In the Italian language this instruction is used to tell that the music that is being played should be done twice as fast as it is being done.
Hence we can conclude that the term Doppio Movimento, from Appalachian Spring, by Aaron Copeland, meter is: dupple.
Read more on the doppio here:
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Aaron Copland and George Gershwin
That's your answer.
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