C Major Scale music theory worksheet for learning and practicing on treble and bass clefs.

The task involves completing a worksheet related to the C Major Scale. Below is a detailed explanation of how to solve each part of the problem:

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1. Add in the key signature and write out the major scale for the key of C Major in both treble and bass clef.

#### Key Signature for C Major:
- The key of C Major has no sharps or flats. Therefore, the key signature will be empty (no accidentals).

#### Writing the C Major Scale:
- The C Major scale consists of the notes: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C.
- In music notation, these notes are written as follows:
- Treble Clef:
```
C4 → D4 → E4 → F4 → G4 → A4 → B4 → C5
```
- Bass Clef:
```
C3 → D3 → E3 → F3 → G3 → A3 → B3 → C4
```

#### Notation:
- For the treble clef, write the notes starting from middle C (C4) up to the next C (C5).
- For the bass clef, write the notes starting from the C below middle C (C3) up to middle C (C4).

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2. Color in the keys that make up a C Major scale.

#### Piano Keyboard Layout:
- The C Major scale uses the white keys on the piano keyboard.
- The notes in the C Major scale are: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C.
- On a piano, these correspond to the following keys:
- C: The white key at the start of each group of two black keys.
- D, E, F, G, A, B: The subsequent white keys after C.

#### Steps to Color:
1. Locate the C key on the piano keyboard (the first white key before a group of two black keys).
2. Color the following white keys: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C.

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3. Write out the C Major diatonic chords in both treble and bass clef (use accidentals). Label each chord in the space provided.

#### Diatonic Chords in C Major:
The diatonic chords in the key of C Major are built by stacking thirds on each note of the scale. They are:
1. I (C Major): C, E, G
2. ii (D minor): D, F, A
3. iii (E minor): E, G, B
4. IV (F Major): F, A, C
5. V (G Major): G, B, D
6. vi (A minor): A, C, E
7. vii° (B diminished): B, D, F

#### Notation:
- Each chord should be written in root position (with the root note in the bass).
- Use accidentals where necessary (though C Major has no sharps or flats).

#### Chord Notation:
1. C Major (I):
- Treble Clef: `C, E, G`
- Bass Clef: `C, E, G`
2. D minor (ii):
- Treble Clef: `D, F, A`
- Bass Clef: `D, F, A`
3. E minor (iii):
- Treble Clef: `E, G, B`
- Bass Clef: `E, G, B`
4. F Major (IV):
- Treble Clef: `F, A, C`
- Bass Clef: `F, A, C`
5. G Major (V):
- Treble Clef: `G, B, D`
- Bass Clef: `G, B, D`
6. A minor (vi):
- Treble Clef: `A, C, E`
- Bass Clef: `A, C, E`
7. B diminished (vii°):
- Treble Clef: `B, D, F`
- Bass Clef: `B, D, F`

#### Labeling:
- Label each chord with its Roman numeral and quality (e.g., I Maj, ii min, etc.).

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Final Answer Summary:

1. Key Signature and Scale:
- Key Signature: Empty (no sharps or flats).
- Scale Notes:
- Treble Clef: C4, D4, E4, F4, G4, A4, B4, C5
- Bass Clef: C3, D3, E3, F3, G3, A3, B3, C4

2. Coloring the Piano Keys:
- Color the white keys corresponding to: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C.

3. Diatonic Chords:
- I (C Major): C, E, G
- ii (D minor): D, F, A
- iii (E minor): E, G, B
- IV (F Major): F, A, C
- V (G Major): G, B, D
- vi (A minor): A, C, E
- vii° (B diminished): B, D, F

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This completes the worksheet. If you need further clarification or additional details, feel free to ask!