Learn the Key of Eb – 3 Flats in the Key Signature: Bb, Eb, and Ab Here is a transcript of the YouTube video in case you want to follow along: Good morning, this is Duane, and today I’d like … Continue reading →
SIX THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MUSIC SCALES Chances are your lessons include scale exercises. And chances are you don’t much enjoy playing them. Very few people enjoy playing scales but they do so much good for our playing that … Continue reading →
Everyone, no matter what instrument he or she plays, needs to know about key signatures and how they work. And most people don’t realize that the flats in a key signature always occur in the same order – BEADGCF. In … Continue reading →
Playing in the key of Db involves basing your playing on the scale of Db which contains five flats – B, E, A, D, and G. The primary chords in the key of Db are Db (tonic chord), Gb (sub-dominant … Continue reading →
What does it mean to play in the key of C? It means you are basing your playing on the scale of C which has no sharps or flats in the key signature. To play proficiently in any key you … Continue reading →
How To Tell The Key Of A Song With Flat Key Signatures To tell what key a song is in when it has flats in the key signature, locate the 2nd to the last flat, and that IS the key. … Continue reading →
How To Tell The Key Of A Song With Sharps In The Key Signature Sharps always occur in the same order in a key signature: F, C, G, D, A, E, B. You can find the key of a song … Continue reading →
Have you ever wondered what those strange symbols are at the very beginning of each line of music? Doesn’t it seem a little bit pointless to have them at the beginning of each line? Those symbols are sharps or flats … Continue reading →
Every major scale has a relative minor scale – a “kissing cousin” — that shares the key signature of the major scale.
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