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If a melody is written in f# minor and the composer has chosen to use the harmonic scale form, which accidental will not be present in the key signature, but will recur within the melody itself? F♯ C♯
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If a melody is written in f# minor and the composer has chosen to use the harmonic scale form, which accidental will not be present in the key signature, but will recur within the melody itself?

F♯
C♯
G♯
E♯

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I think is E#

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e#

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