There are twelve major scales, but some have common enharmonic equivalents. For example, Db major is the same with C# major while Gb major and F# major, and that is the reason why there are 12 majors scales instead of 15 major scales. These twelve major scales can be played for two octaves on the […]
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The C-sharp (C♯) major scale on flute is the scale of the key of C-sharp or seven sharps. This implies that its tonic note is C-sharp. C-sharp major is relative to the key of A-sharp minor, parallel to the key of C-sharp minor, dominant to the key of G-sharp major, enharmonic to the key of
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The F-sharp major scale on flute is the scale of the key of F-sharp or six sharps. This implies that its tonic note is F-sharp. F-sharp major is relative to the key of D-sharp minor, parallel to the key of F-sharp minor, dominant to the key of C-sharp major, enharmonic to the key of G-flat
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The B major scale on flute is the scale of the key of B natural or five sharps. This implies that its tonic note is B natural. B major is relative to the key of G-sharp minor, parallel to the key of B minor, dominant to the key of F-sharp major, enharmonic to the key
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The E major scale on flute is the scale of the key of E natural or four sharps. This implies that its tonic note is E natural. E major is relative to the key of C-sharp minor, parallel to the key of E minor, dominant to the key of B major, and subdominant to the
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The A major scale on flute is the scale of the key of A or three sharps. This implies that its tonic note is A natural. A major is relative to the key of F-sharp minor, parallel to the key of A minor, dominant to the key of E major, and subdominant to the key
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The D major scale on flute is the scale of the key of D or two sharps. This implies that its tonic note is D natural. D major is relative to the key of B minor, parallel to the key of D minor, dominant to the key of A major, and subdominant to the key
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The G major scale on flute is the scale of the key of G or one sharp. This implies that its tonic note is G. G major is relative to the key of E minor, parallel to the key of G minor, dominant to the key of D major, and subdominant to the key of
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The C-flat (Cb) major scale on flute is the scale of the key of C-flat or seven flats. This implies that its tonic note is C-flat. C-flat major is relative to the key of A-flat minor, parallel to the key of C-flat minor, dominant to the key of G-flat major, subdominant to the key of
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The G-flat (Gb) major scale on flute is the scale of the key of G-flat or six flats. This implies that its tonic note is G-flat. G-flat major is relative to the key of E-flat minor, parallel to the key of G-flat minor, dominant to the key of D-flat major, subdominant to the key of
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