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   How do you find a relative minor?

   • The second thing you need to know is what a half-step is. If you know those two things, then you can find the relative minor to any key. Determine the major key you are working with. Go down 3 half-steps from the first note of the major key (the tonic, scale degree 1). The note you land on is now the first note of your relative minor. Easy!

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   How do you find a relative major key from a minor?

   • To find the relative major key from a minor, take the first note of your minor key and go up three half-steps. The note you land on is now the first note of your major scale. This is even more simple than finding the relative keys. All you do is take the name of the key and change it from major to minor or minor to major. For example:

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   How do I get from relative major to relative minor?

   • If you want to get from the relative major to the relative minor you simply need to count down 3 semitones from the relative major. Have a look at this example on a keyboard: Therefore, the relative minor of C major is A minor. Here’s another example of the relative minor of E major:

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   Where is the relative minor on a major scale?

   • Here is another way to think of it: the relative minor can be found on the 6th note of any major scale! So if you know your major scales well, you can simply count up to the 6th note and start there for the relative minor scale. Below is an example of this using the G scale.

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   What is a relative major?

   • The relative major is the major scale that shares its key signature with a minor key. Simply count back three scale steps from the tonic to find the relative major of a minor scale—the inverse of the relative minor! Why learn the relative minor? Many musicians use the relative minor as a quick way of remembering the minor scales.

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   How do I memorize my relative minor keys?

   • I have found that the best way to memorize your relative minor keys is to learn all your minor scales well. Once you know your minor scales, you can practice them strategically to memorize the relatives. When you warm up at the beginning of a practice session, start with a major scale, then play the relative minor scale.

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   How to work out the Relative minor. The good news is that it’s really easy to work out the relative minor of a major key! If you want to get from the relative major to the relative minor you simply need to count down 3 semitones from the relative major. Have a look at this example on a keyboard:

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   How do you find the relative major key from the minor key? To find the relative major key from a minor, take the first note of your minor key and go up three half-steps. The note you land on is now the first note of your major scale.

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   The relative minor chord is the sixth degree chord of the major key in question. For example, the C relative minor chord is the sixth degree chord of the C major key, that is, Am (or Am7). Another example: suppose the tonality is G major. The relative minor of G will be Em (or Em7).

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   Mar 4, 2024 · The relative minor is a minor scale that shares its key signature with a related major scale. If you start with a major scale, the relative minor is the scale that begins on the sixth degree. It shares the same key signature, so you can build it using the same notes, just in a different order.

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   The A minor scale is called the relative minor scale of the C major scale. It's also true to say that the C major scale is the relative major of A minor; it can go both ways. Because of this relationship relative minor scales share the same key signature as their major counterparts and vice versa.

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   How do you find relative minor scales? If you are in a major key and you want to find the relative minor, it is super simple. All you have to do is go down 3 half steps from the root of the key. For example, if I’m in G major, I would start on the note G.