6 - Natural minor scales - 2 sharps & 2 flats Flashcards
Use this deck to learn how to identify natural minor scales, minor pentascales & scale degree names and review Time Signatures & rests. Audio is included to supplement your learning. Master Your Musicianship Skills - Complete Lesson 6 of the matching Ultimate Music Theory Prep 2 Workbook to enhance your music theory training. UltimateMusicTheory.com (104 cards)
True or False. Every Major key has a relative minor key.
TRUE
True or False. Major keys and their relative minor keys share the same sharps or flats.
TRUE
True or False. When moving from a Major key to its relative minor key, go UP three semitones/half steps and three letter names.
False. When moving from a Major key to its relative minor key, go DOWN three semitones/half steps and three letter names.

Identify the relative minor key of C Major.

a minor

Identify the relative minor key of F Major.

d minor

Identify the relative minor key of G Major.

e minor

Identify the relative minor key of B flat Major.

g minor

Identify the relative minor key of D Major.

b minor

Name the sharps or flats for the Major key and its relative minor key.

There are no sharps or flats in the key of C Major and its relative a minor.
Name the sharps or flats for the Major key and its relative minor key.

There is one flat (B flat) in the key of F Major and its relative d minor.
Name the sharps or flats for the Major key and its relative minor key.

There is one sharp (F sharp) in the key of G Major and its relative e minor.
Name the sharps or flats for the Major key and its relative minor key.

There are two flats (B flat, E flat) in the key of B flat Major and its relative g minor.
Name the sharps or flats for the Major key and its relative minor key.

There are two sharps (F sharp, C sharp) in the key of D Major and its relative b minor.
A whole step is also called a ____ ____.
whole tone
A half step is also called a ________.
semitone
Name the type of scale with a series of 5 notes (degrees) in a specific pattern of whole tones/whole steps and semitones/half steps.
Pentascale
Identify the Major Pentascale Pattern of whole steps and half steps.
whole step - whole step - half step - whole step

Identify the minor Pentascale Pattern of whole tones and semitones.
whole tone - semitone - whole tone - whole tone

Name the notes of the a minor Pentascale.
a minor Pentascale - A, B, C, D, E

Name the notes of the e minor Pentascale.
e minor Pentascale - E, F sharp, G, A, B

Name the notes of the b minor Pentascale.
b minor Pentascale - B, C sharp, D, E, F sharp

Name the notes of the d minor Pentascale.
d minor Pentascale - D, E, F, G, A

Name the notes of the g minor Pentascale.
g minor Pentascale - G, A, B flat, C, D

Name the Tonic of the a minor Pentascale.
Tonic - A




































































































