How to distinguish between major and minor keys by listening to it is simpler

1. If you are good at solfeggio, if you feel that the last note falls on C, it is a major key, and if it feels like it falls on A, it is a minor key.

2. If you have a good music theory, listen to the main note and the upper 3rd note, if it is a major third, it is a major key, if it is a minor third, it is a minor key.

To be honest, this is the work of the ear, not a truth to understand when you understand it, if you really want to hear it, I have a little method, but you have to practice.

1. Play the major scale and minor scale with a musical instrument every day, and listen carefully to the difference.

2. Find classmates and friends to help you practice, first play very simple tunes, distinguish between major and minor keys, and then gradually increase the difficulty.

In this way, it is estimated that you will be able to distinguish the general song in about a month.

The major key is brilliant and makes you feel brilliant, great, spectacular, and uplifting ......The minor key is dim, making you feel a touch of sadness, helplessness, and complex emotional ......Some minor keys sound funny, others are weird.

The major key is always brilliant and uplifting.

The last note is 6 in minor, and the rest is in major, which is the easiest way to understand!!

Minor: Jay Chou's "Nocturne", Andy Lau's "Afterlife", Wang Jie's "Heartache", Karen Mok's "Love" and so on. Major:

National Anthem" and "True Hero", there are too many, if you don't have theoretical knowledge of major and minor keys, listen to more examples I think, and you can tell the difference by looking for feelings.

The major key sounds brighter, and the minor key is darker.

Major keys are generally marches and formal repertoire for formal occasions, while minor keys are generally lyrical pieces for people.

What are you talking about upstairs???

Listen to the final closing note!!

It's in the minor key of 6.

Yes 1 is major.

You can't judge by being happy or unhappy. Because you can be happy in D minor, such as Mozart K 331 3rd Movement, which is the main theme of the Turkish March, is in A minor. There are many ways to determine the key of the majority:

1) Look at the last (beginning) one of the chords

That is, ** If it ends with la do mi at the end, it is a minor key.

Ending with do mi so is the major key. This is the most correct way to do this, because even if you change your tune in the middle of the game, you will eventually change to the original tune. 2) See if the 7th tone is sharp.

Generally speaking, minor keys are written in harmonic minor. If a song has a key signature without the addition of a sharp, and this sharp is usually the 7th note of the minor. For example, if a song starts with a ket signature, it can be in A minor or C major.

If the G note is sharp, it is A minor, and none is C major. But this method is not very good, because it is usually possible, because the composer may have specially added other sharp flats to make the song better. Note that some of the songs of the later ** (modern music school) are not tonal, that is, they are neither major

Nor is it minor.

The melodic harmony in major keys is more happy, pleasant, and bright.

It will end in d r m f s l t d'd or d'The tone ends. The Chinese national anthem is a case in point. The melodic harmony in the minor key is more mournful, melancholy, and perched.

It will end in L

TD R M F S L or L'The tone ends. Beethoven's "To Alice" and "Moonlight Sonatas" are examples of this. How to read the score.

How can you tell? How much do you still pay for tuition.

Take a 5th grade music theory class.

Let the instructor teach you!

1. The beginning is different: in major mode, the opening note ends with 135 any note and ends with 15 any tone, and the whole piece takes 135 as the main tone, which is the major key; In the minor mode, any note of 63 is the beginning note, and the end can only be 6 notes, which is the minor mode.

2. Different tonal characteristics: the major key sounds bright; Whereas the minor key is darker.

3. Different styles: the major key gives people a cheerful feeling; Whereas, the minor key has a sad tone.

**The presumed name of the tone used by the admiral is called the phonetic name. Western music is denoted by the names C, D, E, F, G, A, and B, which have a fixed position on staff and keyboard instruments.

The pitch of the sound is called the pitch, and the frequency determines the pitch. The faster the object vibrates, the higher the pitch of the sound. The slower the vibration, the lower the pitch of the sound.

For example, the C key starts with 135, 1 is the main tone, and 15 ends with the C major. With 6 notes as the main note and 6 notes at the end, it is a minor key. Because the scale of C is represented by CDEFGAB 1234567 respectively, 1 (DO) is C, C is a major third chord, so it is called C major, and 6 (La) is the corresponding letter A, A is AM in C key, and a minor third chord, so it is called A minor.

Let's take C major and C minor as examples.

The 3, 4, 7, and 8th tones of major are one semitone (minor second), and the distance between other tones and tones is 2 semitones (major second), such as 1, 2, 2, 3, 5, 6, ··

In minor (here in harmony minor) 2 3, 7 8 degrees are minor seconds, and the other intervals are major seconds. To be clearer, just put what I said above on the staff and sing it once with a roll call, and it will be more clear.

Clear later. The arrangement of the minor scale of the tune is 2,1,2,2,2,2,1, (the distance of the interval from the main note, in semitones).

The downside is 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2.

If you know, try it, arrange it, and you can better understand the difference between them.

If it's C, F or G appears, plus the end note is A, then it's A minor.

Generally speaking, the end of the minor key sounds like it doesn't fall on the main note, which is called a 6, so it sounds like it doesn't end completely. And the major key will end on the main note, so that the melody has a "strong sense of termination".

In addition, because the chord composition that comes out of the minor key is a minor chord, and the chord composition that comes out at the beginning of the major key is a major chord, so the minor key feels very sad when you listen to it, while the major key feels very cheerful and magnificent when you listen to it (minor chord, major chord).

Generally speaking, the major key gives a cheerful feeling, while the minor key has a sad tone, and theoretically speaking, there are 12 major versions and 12 minor keys, which are 12 pairs of weights, with 12 different starting notes, that is, 5 black keys and 7 white keys on the piano.

Different minor keys have different notes as the dominant note, which is the usual ending note, and the La major ends in A minor, but A major is also in A major. Such a set of keys of the same major note is called a parallel major.

Based on C major, a major should have two patterns, and we write down C major first, and then raise it by a semitone. And then after there is c, then we know that c is d, and we reduce d to d. So, the major key is D major, and the rising keys are f and c.

Continuing with these two examples, we will get 7 key numbers: G major, D major, A major, E major, B major, F major, C major, and the key signatures of these seven keys have one thing in common, that is, to continue the key signature of the previous key and add a new key signature, in the order: fa, do, sol, re, la, mi, and s.

If you're talking about simple notation.

Ending with 5 and 2 should be in the major key, which is a chord note, and some songs are in pursuit of the feeling of unfinished version.

The main melody does not end with a 1, but the arrangement uses the main chord as a termination.

Minor keys also have a 3 that starts with 3 and ends with 3, and 3 and 6 are both major chord notes in minor, which can be true.

There is no song ending with 4 and 7, because 4 and 7 do the ending, you will have the feeling that the song is not over, and if you have a stave, you have to look at the key signature, and anything may be.

In general, look directly at the last note of the score.

If it's a "1", it's a major key, and if it's a "6", it's a minor key.

In general, remember:

Judging from the chord bai.

In most cases, du, the first and last chords of the tune are the main chords of the key; If it is, to.

It begins with a weak (or incomplete) measure, and ends up on the main chord.

At this time, judging by the interval between the root note of the main third chord and the third note, it is a major major major (i.e., containing 5 semitones), and a minor third (i.e., containing 4 semitones).

First, keep three things in mind:

1. National Tune; (Five tones) Palace. Business.

Horn. signs. Feather.

2. National Tunes; (Seven tones).

Clear. Clear corners (4).

Change Palace (7) Ya.

Signs of change ( Change of Palace (7)

Yan. Clear corners (4).

Leap (b7) III

Western minor tones.

Arrogant. No change.

Childhood. No change.

Major (b) and major.

B minor ( and minor. #

Spin big. The uplink is unchanged, and the downside b and b

Spin small. Up, down. row restore

Secondly, the specific Fang Zitong method:

Find the last note of the staff, which is the key key. The dominant tone is related to the determination of half of the name of the key, that is, CDE

Which of the FGABs;

Read the music, and observe the key signatures, various temporary, and b marks in the scores.

Which note in the key subsequently belongs. After that, you can determine which name is "Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, Yu". If you happen to sing 6 or 1 in the main note, you should consider it in a minor or major key;

When there is a b mark in the music example. Special Cases:

B7 is in F natural major;

B3 is in the key of be natural major;

b Yes and Large;

Yes and small;

The downward b and b are the spin of the large trace of the antan;

Uplink is spin small;

The name of the key is related to the rise and fall of the key signature, such as: f, bg, etc., pay attention to it.

There are no signs, only key signatures. After inferring, it should be Qing Oak and whatever it is.

As for the addition of clear angles (4), changing the palace (7), changing the sign (4), and leaping (b7), it is to press the first tone after the previous work is done.