Take a look at some form of musical score, you will notice that at the beginning of every line, there are a collection of signs made up of either hash-tag signs, or lowercase letter b’s (unless ...

You can work out the relative minor of a major key by simply counting down three semitones. For example, C major (with no key signature) is relative to A minor (also with no key signature). Follow ...

The terms relative major and relative minor are used to described two keys and scales which share all the same notes and the same key signature.This means that it is common to modulate or change ...

The major key and the minor key, which will begin on a different note. This is known as the relative minor. So G major, for example has a key signature of one sharp, but this is also the key ...

The number of sharps in a key signature increases, as we move through what is known as ‘the cycle of 5ths'. Count up five ...