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This subject is MUSIC, but there is no MUSIC subject to pick in the "pick a subject " bar, so I just picked a random one...Sorry

...Anyways here is the question:
In a key signature with flats, what solfege syllable is identified by the last flat?
A. Do
B. Fa
C. Mi
D. Re

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max2010maxim [7]3 years ago

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It's the "Fa" syllable ... Choice B .

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