Find a song in A major or A minor .

There are the same seven phonemes.

They are: c(1), d(2), e(3), f(4), g(5), a(6), b(7); C major and A minor are relational keys, i.e., A minor is the relationship minor of C major, and vice versa, C major is the relationship major of A minor.

Basic music theory is a basic course, whether you want to learn guitar, guzheng, piano, electronic organ.

etc., this is a theoretical discipline that cannot be bypassed. Beginners should know the following basic music theory knowledge.

There are four basic elements in the composition, any piece is composed of high and low tones, straight from the piano** is the lower the keyboard tone to the left, and the higher the keyboard tone to the right; In addition to the pitch of the tone, another important factor is the length of the tone. The pitch and length of the pitch determine that this piece is different from other pieces, so it becomes the most important basic element of composition.

The strength is easy to understand, also called intensity. There will always be some notes in a work that are stronger and weaker in some places, and the change in strength is one of the factors that express emotions in a work; The sound quality can also be called timbre, that is, the instrument or vocals that produce **, the same melody pitch male and female voices sing different timbre, violin.

It's not the same as the tone of the piano.

A flat major is a A-flat major, consisting of A-flat, b-flat, c, d-flat, e-flat, f, g, and A-flat, with 4 flats in the key signature, using the solfège 7362.

The relative minor key is F minor, the parallel minor is A flat minor (G sharp minor), and the equal key is G sharp major. Its close relationship is F minor, E flat major, C minor, D flat major, and B flat minor, which is a subordinate key of E flat major and a quadruple subordinate key of C major.

A major: a(la), b(si), gaula c(do), d(re), e (mi), f (fa), g (sol), a(la),

A harmonic minor: a (la), b (si), c (do), d (re), e (mi), f (fa), g (sol), a (la) are the relationship minor keys of c major slissando.

Your 4 is actually two questions. You're right. The key signature of C major and A minor is the same, and on the staff it is a staff without a sharp (key signature).

They are relational tones. A minor can also be referred to as a "parallel minor". The key to distinguishing whether a piece is in a major or minor key is the difference in their main chords.

The major chords are characterized by major thirds, and their scale composition is "half of two, half of three"; This is also known as the major scale. The main chord of the minor key is characterized by a minor third chord, and its scale composition is generally as follows: the natural minor scale is "one full flat and half, two full and half, and two complete"; And the "one, half, two, half, one plus semitone (mainly g), half" is called the harmonic minor scale.

Sometimes you can think of a piece with a g) note as a minor key. A piece that is a major scale is a major key; Songs of minor scales are minor. The difference between major and minor keys has nothing to do with singing syntax.

In our country, there are five kinds of tunes, which are distinguished by the names of the pentatonic scales unique to our country, and you just need to know that there are five other tunes, which we generally don't analyze now.

Regarding the issue of major and minor tones, there are basically two or three class hours of content in the ** basic theory course, and only some of the most basic content can be talked about here.

1. The tones used in C major and A minor are the same, but the main tone and various levels are different.

2. Western tonality is divided into major and minor, and then subdivided into natural major, harmony major, and melody major; Natural minor, harmonic minor, melodic minor.

The national tone is divided into five tones, six tones, and seven tones. Among them, the pentatonic tone is the most common, and the pentatonic tone is divided into, palace tone, business tone, horn tone, sign tone, and feather tone.

3. To distinguish whether a song is in a major key or a minor key, it is generally based on the main tone, the main tone is a major key, and the main tone is a minor key. The colors in the major key are brighter, and the majestic minor key is bleak and sad. It can also be distinguished by color.

4. Your understanding is right. cdefgab is the name of the sound, which is the name of the note, while do re mi fa sol la si is the sol-call name, which is the specific pronunciation when you sing the score.

Landlord, first question about you:

Personally, I don't think the whole concept of the landlord is right. Although A minor is a minor in C major, they are not essentially a key signature, and are almost two separate entities that are not related to each other in music theory, so please don't think that they are the same.

2.The size of the root carving style is completely unmatched. Minor and minor keys are a matter of key signatures, and key is another category of music theory, so please don't get confused.

3.It is definitely impossible to distinguish between listening alone, depending on the score. First of all, you need to memorize the scale of each key sign, for example, if the piece is in C major, then only the notes in C major can appear in this piece.

The same goes for minor. If the landlord just wants to separate the major and minor keys, there is a quick way, but there are a lot of tunes to listen to. That is, in a minor key, it sounds a little more gloomy than in a major key.

This is a common trick we learn to learn, and it works very well

4.The correct one should be that no matter what key signature, its first note is sung 1The landlord's understanding is also incorrect, it should be: if it is G major, the first key is sung as 1, and the sound name in G major is D, and the roll call is also 1

Hope it helps the landlord

C major and A minor are the relationship between major and minor.

Their key signatures are the same, and the main notes differ by a minor third.

C major: 12345671

A minor scale: 67123456

C major and A minor are the relationship between major and minor keys.

Their key signatures are the same, and the main notes differ by a minor third.

C major: 12345671

A minor scale: 67123456

That's it, the relationship major and minor keys are the same key signatures, and the main tone is a minor third apart.

A minor is a minor key that begins with the A note and consists of A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and A (natural minor).

C major and A minor belong to the relationship major and minor keys.

In the natural key, the major and minor keys with the same sequence and the same key signature are called relative major and minor keys. A pair of major and minor keys with the same key signature, and they are each other's relative major or relational minor keys.

There are no sharp and sharp signs in the C major and A minor scales, except that the dominant note in the C major scale is one minor third higher than the tone in the same scale in A natural minor.

1. C natural major: It is a natural major key that begins with the C note, and the composed tones are C, D, E, F, G, A, B, which is a key without sharp and flat signs.

2. A natural minor: A minor is a ** minor key that begins with the A note, and consists of A, B, C, D, E, F, G and A (natural minor).

In fact, such an explanation is already very vernacular, and if you want to be clearer, you can only explain it with examples.

So you have to be clear about how the key signature is marked on the staff, and if you don't know or don't want to know it, then use memorization.

For example, C major and A minor are not in sharp and sharp keys, so this is a relative major and minor key, and similarly, a flat sign has F major and D minor, so these two are relative to each other.

The key signatures of a sharp sign are G major and E minor, so these two are related to each other.

In addition, in C major and A minor, the dominant note in C major is C (level 1), then the upper major note is D (level 2), the alto is E (3), the subordinate note F (4), the subordinate tone G (5), the upper middle A (6th grade), and the leading tone B (7), forming the C major scale.

cdefgab。

The dominant note in A minor is A (level 1), the dominant note on the top is B (level 2), the middle note is C (level 3), the subordinate note is D (level 4), the genitive note is E (level 5), the upper middle tone F (level 6), and the lead tone G (level 7), forming a harmonic minor scale in A minor.

abcdefg, if it is a natural minor key, it is abcdefg, but the main notes of these two keys are obviously different, one c and one a, and the notes on the series are also different, but they both use a key signature without a sharp and descending mark, so it is.

The position in the musical system is the same, and the key signature marks are all 1 c, the difference is only the key of the key, we call this kind of major and minor keys with the same key signature but different major notes as relative major and minor keys. The meaning of ".

The simple explanation is that the main tone is different, one is C and the other is A, and they share a set of scales. Complicated explanation: If you have to use the main note of the minor key as C, then you are very suitable for learning the Aeorian key, which is the same as the key of the natural minor key, except that the main note is the C scale

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、b6、b7 。The disadvantage is that you have to master the variations skillfully, and the advantage is that it is easy to grasp the tonality, and the various levels are clear at a glance. However, there is no use for eggs, and it is better to naturally adjust it, because most of them are using it.

It seems that you are a new classmate, or to put it simply. The dominant note is 1, which is commonly called natural major, and 1 3 5 is the C chord as the core. The dominant note of 6 is commonly called natural minor, and 613 is also the am chord is the core.

And the most important thing is that you pick up your guitar and play the c chords and am in harmony and feel their emotions, yes, you can feel the difference, that's their respective keys. And then you're going to ask, there's an am chord in C major, there's a C chord in A minor, and you're going to tell you out loud that they're all supporting roles, and they're used to set it off. There will always be ups and downs in a wonderful life, and the same goes for good songs, but they will eventually return to their core colors.

I don't know if you understand, I hope it can help you. Feel the joy of ** together.

The landlord is good, C major and A minor are the relationship between the big and small keys, their key signatures are the same, and the main tone is a minor third.

C major: 12345671

A minor scale: 67123456

That's it.,The relationship between the big and small keys is the same key signature.,The main tone is a little third apart.,If there's anything else the landlord doesn't know, you can ask me again.。

It's just that the two tones of do differ by a minor third on the keyboard.

Because their key signatures are the same, they are in the same position.

The position is the same, it's the key signature, and their do re mi fa sol la si bullets are in the same position.

Finding the relationship between major and finding a minor third is to find a minor third from the major down, not up to a minor third, and finding a minor third down from C major is A, so the relationship between C major and the minor key is A minor, not E minor.

The above answer doesn't understand the question at all, and he says why it's in A minor (why not in E minor, just as an example, of course, why not in D minor, F minor or something) And then you answer what is 6 degrees above and 3 degrees below, and what he actually wants to ask is why it's 6 degrees above or 3 degrees below I understand the landlord, because I have the same doubts as him, but your answers are not substantial.

"Zhehan Said" uses the simplest words to tell the things about the folk guitar! I use my experience in the process of practicing the guitar to remove the "detours" and share them with you, so that everyone can move forward "straight"!

First of all, regardless of the deep meaning, the key signature is the same as the major and minor keys, C major and A minor are the same, there is no ascending and ascending sign, and E minor is a sharp sign; There is also a relationship between major and minor keys, also called parallel major and minor keys, because their scales are written parallel on the staff, you write it down, C major cdefgab, A minor abcdefgab.

The relationship between each major key and the minor key is the minor third below the major key. For example, the main note in C major is duo, then the third down is la, la is a,, so it's a minor,,, small call lowercase oh,,, I don't understand why you think it's e minor,,e is me... You should know what a minor third is...

To make this concept clear, you must first know what your problem is, what is the ambiguity?

Why do you say E minor, why don't you say B minor, D minor, G minor,,, E minor alone?

It's the third degree below! C major as an example, E is its backbone note, which determines the key!