The text is a transcript of a video tutorial on how to draw the circle of fourths and fifths, a tool for understanding musical keys and scales. The video explains the order of sharps and flats, how to fill in the circle with the notes, and how to use the circle to find the key signatures and the sharped or flatted notes in each key. The video also encourages the viewer to practice drawing the circle from memory.
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1. The order of sharps is F C G D A E B and the order of flats is B E A D G C F.
2. The circle of fourths and fifths is a diagram that shows the relationship between different musical keys and their key signatures.
3. Moving clockwise on the circle, each key has one more sharp than the previous one, and moving counterclockwise, each key has one more flat than the previous one.
4. The number and order of sharps or flats in each key can be determined by using the order of sharps or flats and counting from the first note in the order.
5. The key of C major has no sharps or flats, and it is at the top position of the circle.