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AP Music Theory

AP Music Theory. Chapter 2 – Part 2. Scale Relationships. By products of the organizational theme of major and minor scales… Relative Relationship and the Parallel Relationship. Relative Relationship . A major and minor scale that have the same key signature have a RELATIVE relationship.

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AP Music Theory

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  1. AP Music Theory Chapter 2 – Part 2

  2. Scale Relationships • By products of the organizational theme of major and minor scales… • Relative Relationship and the Parallel Relationship.

  3. Relative Relationship • A major and minor scale that have the same key signature have a RELATIVE relationship. • To find any relative minor of any major scale, find the 6TH scale degree (of the major scale) • That is the TONIC of the relative minor.

  4. Relative Minor

  5. Relative Minor • To find the relative MAJOR of a minor key, find the third degree of the minor scale. • This tone is the TONIC of the relative major key.

  6. Parallel Relationship • A major and minor scale that begin on the same tonic note are said to be in PARALLEL relationship.

  7. Relative Relationships

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