six sharps are in the key of a.
six sharps are in the key of a.
how many sharps in the key of a?
six
the mid 1960s saw the arrival of the "sharpie" culture - the sharpie gangs were particularly prominent in melbourne, but were also found in sydney and perth to lesser extents. the focus was again on fashion with the guys wearing tight fitting jeans from lee, levi, westco & eastcoast brands - and some wearing bib and brace denim overalls. the sharpie cardigan or "connie" was an essential and expensive piece of knitwear with many sharps spending up to two weeks wages on a particular design. shoes were also a key component of the look with sharps wearing leather platform shoes or others with cuban heels sourced from local shoe manufacturers. the sharpie gangs were highly territorial and wild brawls were common place at dance halls or disco's when two different gangs happened to both attend. the sharpie culture went through three distinct waves of popularity from the mid 1960s through to around 1980. the sharpies were huge fans of local aussie rock music and listened to bands such as billy thorpe & the aztecs, lobby loyde's coloured balls, buster brown and of course ac/dc. the movement essentially died out as many sharps had grown up and were tired of the constant fighting with other gangs and being targeted by law enforcement - many more had drifted off to become immersed in newer and less violent influences such as punk, ska, rocksteady & reggae.
organised crime in australia
section::::structure and use.:diatonic key signatures.









































the circle is commonly used to represent the relationship between diatonic scales. here, the letters on the circle are taken to represent the major scale with that note as tonic. the numbers on the inside of the circle show how many sharps or flats the key signature for this scale has. thus a major scale built on a has 3 sharps in its key signature. the major scale built on f has 1 flat.
circle of fifths