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Download our free Key Signature Chart PDF to quickly master major and minor keys. This easy-to-use guide is essential for beginning musicians.
WRITING KEY SIGNATURES 1 Write these key signatures. Major / A minor. Major / E minor. Major / B minor. Major / F# minor. Major / C# minor. Major / G# minor.
With the key signature chart you will be in the right key every time. Trying to remember each note in every key can be a difficult task. With this easy to read chart you won’t have to worry about it anymore. Each key signautre is clearly labled with the number of sharps and flats for each scale.
If you are given the key signature and want to determine the MAJOR key: For sharp keys: the key is one half-step up from the last sharp. For example: Last sharp is G#. Go up half step to A. 3 sharps is the key signature for A major. For flat keys: the key is the same as the next to the last flat or down 4 steps from the last flat. Example:
Learning Major Key Signatures the Easy Way. Visit drfeezell.com for more theory charts and scores. MEMORIZE the order of flats and sharps on the staff and the key signatures in boxes. Then you will know them all!
Major Key Signatures. Any key signature may represent a Major key . The name of the key, such as C major, tells us that C is the most important pitch in that key. Note the order and location of the accidentals in the key signature. They must ALWAYS occur in this order.
