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Relative Keys

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Relative keys are the relationship between major and minor keys sharing the same key signature. A key signature is the sharps or flats written beside the treble or bass clef in a score. The number of sharps or flats determines the key. To understand relative keys, let us compare G major and E minor as an example.

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