- great lesson, thanks! - I had incorrectly thought the key was B flat (but with a natural E note), and B flat’s relative minor is G. But B flat has no C chord, only Cm. And since B flat’s relative minor is G minor so it had worked ok. - What still confuses me is that sheet music shows a key signature with B flat and E flat and notes show a natural E but that natural E part makes sense. So, that key signature still confuses me, any thoughts?
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Excellent, another door opened,thank you sir.next show,,I so many more options with evil ways,!!
Sounds of thunder in the playback of this video.. I had to look out the window..
Gracias, fue de tanta ayuda, me lo mostraron pero no lo entendí a la primera, esto ayuda mucho!☺☺☺☺☺
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- great lesson, thanks!
- I had incorrectly thought the key was B flat (but with a natural E note), and B flat’s relative minor is G. But B flat has no C chord, only Cm. And since B flat’s relative minor is G minor so it had worked ok.
- What still confuses me is that sheet music shows a key signature with B flat and E flat and notes show a natural E but that natural E part makes sense. So, that key signature still confuses me, any thoughts?
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