1. G major

G major is a major mode with G as the central note. The parallel minor is E minor, which is counted as a sharp in the staff. The G natural major scale is G A B C D E #F G, which also includes G harmonic major and G melodic major. The G harmonic major scale is G A B C D E #F G. G major is a sharp, which is equivalent to Fa with C sharp. .

2. G minor

G minor is a musical minor that starts with the G note. It consists of G, A, B flat, C, D, E flat, and F. and G (harmonic minor). G minor is a key with two flats.

3. C major

C major (C Major), a musical term, is a natural major key of music that starts with the C note and consists of the sounds C and D. , E, F, G, A, B, is a key without sharps and flats.

4. E-flat major (E-flat major again)

E-flat major is a major key based on the E? sound, consisting of E?, F?, and G It consists of ?, A?, B?, C?, D? and E?. The key signature has 10 flats and three double flats.

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Other music theory terms

1. C minor?

Only part of it starts with the C note, and even the initial mode is Does not start in C minor mode. It should be said that it is a tone with C as the main note. The composed notes are C, D, E flat, F, G, A flat, B flat and C (harmonic minor). C minor is a key with three flats.

2. D minor

, one of the twenty-four major keys, the relative minor of F major, with a flat, which is B flat, with D as the main note. Its harmonic minor scale consists of D, E, F, G, A, B flat, C sharp, D, which is generally used in piano scale playing.

3. C-sharp minor

C-sharp minor is a musical minor that starts with the C-sharp note. It consists of C-sharp, D-sharp, E, F-sharp, and F-sharp. G, A, B and C sharp (natural minor). C sharp minor is a key with 4 sharps. Its relative major is E major and its parallel major is C sharp major.