Jul 19, 2015 · badjohn, @Dekkadeci is right. G# major has F double sharp in the key signature. Nobody is going to print a part with that key signature, period. That's just crazy talk. It will be …

Jun 28, 2017 · Try G-major chord, followed by B-major chord (raising the iii-chord in key of G up to a Major), then follow with C#-major and then D#-major, which are the new IV and V chords …

Sep 12, 2021 · C major and A natural minor share the same pitches, and your melody is constructed precisely in such a way that it can exist both in C major and in A minor! You might …

Sep 4, 2022 · Les preludes begins in C, then it moves up a major third to E major. Then, this music in E major moves up another major third to G♯ major, albeit briefly. The article you cite …

May 18, 2017 · Whenever you see a major triad where it isn't expected, it's often functioning as a dominant (V) of another chord. In "Santeria," you can see that the G# major chord is always …

Jun 3, 2011 · The short (and oversimplified) answer is: Because Ab Major has fewer flats than G# Major has sharps, and thus it's easier for musicians to read. This becomes especially apparent …

Accepting that, yes E# minor and G# major are theoretically correct. And you've discovered what happens if you choose a key name with lots of sharps (C# major has 7 sharps) rather than one …

May 1, 2020 · G# major uses 6 sharps and one F double sharp. Ab major uses only four flats so Ab is the one used. You can call G# major a theoretical key signature meaning you can writing …

Dec 14, 2019 · This is just one possible clue and can be tricky on its own as one can write clever melodies that have key ambiguity. For example, the 3rd of the Major scale is the 5th of the …

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