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What is a Relative Key in Music, and how to find it and use it!! Beginner Music Theory Lesson!

A relative key in music is a series of notes that are enharmonically equivalent, meaning that although they have a different start and end point, the series of notes that are played are the same! Every major key has a relative minor key and every minor key has a relative major key! In the standard diatonic major scale for any key the '6' key is what will become the root of your relative minor! For example in the key of C, the notes are C-D-F-G-A-B-C that appear in the key, the A is the 6th note and its chord in the key of C is A minor. This means the relative minor of C major is A minor. So the notes in the A Minor key are A-B-C-D-E-F-G-A. Here you can see the notes are the same between both, but the start and end point (AKA the 'root') changes! This is a great beginner piano tutorial, and if you have any questions or ideas for future content be sure to let me know about it in the comments below! Don't forget to leave a like on the video, and subscribe to the channel for tons more great content! Please considering checking out the other Pete LeMaster channels and if you want to help me become a full-time content creator consider becoming a super subscriber at my Patreon link below as well! Thanks for watching! Personal Channel -    / @peterlemaster8310   Tech Tutorials -    / @lemastertech   Patreon -   / lemastertech