Social Sciences
Alex, Blake, Casey, and Drew decide to practice a measure from a four-part chorale by taking turns singing their respective parts. Instead of lyrics, each singer chooses their preferred system: either movable-do solfege or letter names. You want to know what this practice routine sounds like, but you are missing some key information…
- The first person sings the tonic.
- The second person reads in bass clef.
- The third person sings an outer voice.
- The last person uses movable-do solfege.
- Alex sings before the bass.
- Blake sings before the tenor.
- Casey sings after the alto.
- Drew sings higher than Alex.
- Alex and Casey use the same system.
- Blake and Casey read in different clefs.
- The missing key signature has no sharps.
- Exactly three letter names are sung in total.
- None of the letter names require sharps or flats.