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The Circle of Fifths is a chart representing the twelve most common key signatures, each separated by an interval of a perfect fifth going clockwise around the circle. It can be used to display both Major and minor key signatures.

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  • The Circle of Fifths is a chart representing the twelve most common key signatures, each separated by an interval of a perfect fifth going clockwise around the circle. It can be used to display both Major and minor key signatures.
  • If in doubt in an exam it is the third note in a standard major triad. E.g CEG is a c major triad and the dominant is G This is the circle C-G-D-A-E-B-F#-Db(C#)-Ab-Eb-Bb-F... and back to C There is also a circle for the relative minors - starting and ending at A (no sharps or flats)
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  • The Circle of Fifths is a chart representing the twelve most common key signatures, each separated by an interval of a perfect fifth going clockwise around the circle. It can be used to display both Major and minor key signatures.
  • If in doubt in an exam it is the third note in a standard major triad. E.g CEG is a c major triad and the dominant is G This is the circle C-G-D-A-E-B-F#-Db(C#)-Ab-Eb-Bb-F... and back to C There is also a circle for the relative minors - starting and ending at A (no sharps or flats)
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