Have you ever heard a piece of music that sounds like it was going along just fine and suddenly the whole thing sounded higher or lower? Or have you heard a piece that sounded just as happy as can be … Continue reading →
Every major scale has a relative minor scale – a “kissing cousin” — that shares the key signature of the major scale.
Continue reading →When there are flats in the key signature, how do you locate the key of the song? It’s easy. Just count down 4 scale degrees and that is the key.
Continue reading →It’s always good now and then to go back to fundamentals
Continue reading →The key of Bb major has two flats in the key signature
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Continue reading →The key of Eb has 3 flats in the key signature.
Continue reading →The key of D major has two sharps, F# and C#.
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