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| − | The key to keys is connecting groups of | + | The key to keys is connecting groups of notes that go together. |
| − | Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, | + | Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, sharps and flats. |
For example: | For example: | ||
* C [[major]] - often the first key you learn - all the white notes on a piano | * C [[major]] - often the first key you learn - all the white notes on a piano | ||
* D flat major - all the black notes plus F + C | * D flat major - all the black notes plus F + C | ||
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| + | Also see [[pitch]] and [[note reading]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:08, 27 August 2020
The key to keys is connecting groups of notes that go together.
Keys and their related scales use the same patterns of notes, sharps and flats.
For example:
- C major - often the first key you learn - all the white notes on a piano
- D flat major - all the black notes plus F + C
Also see pitch and note reading.
Test your knowledge of keys on the quizzes.
