Part one—evaluate the score
take a look at the score for "evening song."

a score for evening song in standard music notation, the staff begins with a treble clef, a sharp symbol on the f line and in the c space, and a four over a four; the melody of the song is half note d, quarter note g, quarter note f sharp, half note e, quarter rest, eighth note f sharp, eighth note g, eighth note a, eighth note g, eighth note f sharp, eighth note e, quarter note g, quarter note c sharp, half note d; the solfege for the song is do fa mi re mi fa sol fa mi re fa ti do
use the steps to sight reading to answer the following questions about the score.

what is the key signature?
what is the time signature?
which rhythmic note values are used in the score?
which solfege pitches are used in the score?
part two— evelyn prepare
evelyn has recorded herself singing "evening song" and would like some advice from you. listen to her recording while following along with the score, then answer the following questions.

a score for evening song in standard music notation, the staff begins with a treble clef, a sharp symbol on the f line and in the c space, and a four over a four; the melody of the song is half note d, quarter note g, quarter note f sharp, half note e, quarter rest, eighth note f sharp, eighth note g, eighth note a, eighth note g, eighth note f sharp, eighth note e, quarter note g, quarter note c sharp, half note d; the solfege for the song is do fa mi re mi fa sol fa mi re fa ti do
evelyn made a mistake in the rhythm and solfege of the song. where was her mistake? how can she fix it the next time she sings "evening song? "
evelyn's audition is in the morning, and her throat is starting to feel scratchy. what can she do to ensure she is practicing good vocal health? give at least two suggestions.