Closely Related Keys (30 answers)	Theory Things   William Wieland
Uppercase letters indicate major keys, lowercase letters indicate minor keys.
Given Key Closely Related Keys C d   e   F   G   a G a   b   C   D   e D e   f sharp   G   A   b A b   c sharp   D   E   f sharp E f sharp   g sharp   A   B   c sharp B C flat c sharp   d sharp   E   F sharp   g sharp d flat   e flat   F flat   G flat   a flat F sharp G flat g sharp   a sharp   B   C sharp   d sharp a flat   b flat   C flat   D flat   e flat C sharp D flat d sharp   e sharp   F sharp   G sharp   a sharp e flat   f   G flat   A flat   b flat A flat b flat   c   D flat   E flat   f E flat f   g   A flat   B flat   c B flat c   d   E flat   F   g F g   a   B flat   C   d C d   e   F   G   a	Given Key Closely Related Keys a C   d   e   F   G e G   a   b   C   D b D   e   f sharp   G   A f sharp A   b   c sharp   D   E c sharp E   f sharp   g sharp   A   B g sharp a flat B   c sharp   d sharp   E   F sharp C flat   d flat   e flat   F flat   G flat d sharp e flat F sharp   g sharp   a sharp   B   C sharp G flat   a flat   b flat   C flat   D flat a sharp b flat C sharp   d sharp   e sharp   F sharp   G sharp D flat   e flat   f   G flat   A flat f A flat   b flat   c   D flat   E flat c E flat   f   g   A flat   B flat g B flat   c   d   E flat   F d F   g   a   B flat   C a C   d   e   F   G
• The first 6 notes of a major scale in the given key. • I   ii   iii   IV   V   vi • The given key is the relative major of the last closely related key.	• The last 6 notes of a natural minor scale in the given key. • i   III   iv   v   VI   VII • The given key is the relative minor of the first closely related key.