Key

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A songs key denotes which systematic accidentals are to be used. The clef determines where to put them.

The key of C-major uses no flats or sharps, D-major uses 2 sharps etc.

On creating new melodies you are prompted to provide the starting key.

If you need to change a key or insert a key-change you need the key-menu

When you need to rewrite your music into another key you may do so by using the transpose-dialog.

music-key

In blue above the staff the major keys are listed, in black below the staff the corresponding minor keys.

See also