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Hop
Scotch Method
Notice the pattern that the sharps are played in.
It hops from
F♯
down to C♯,
up to G♯,
down to D♯,
up to A♯
and finally down to E♯.
I
refer to this as the “Hop Scotch Method”.
Using this new pattern method, determine how many sharps are
in the key of G.
What are they?
You can
use the Interval 2 method
to easily figure out that the key of A has 3 sharps. Using
the Hop Scotch method, we know that if there are only
3 sharps in this key they must be:
F♯,
(down to) C♯,
(up to) G♯
  
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