Piano scales - Relative major and minor keys & scales

http://www.playpianocatalog.com/quothow-to-predict-which-chord-comes-next-in-... Every major key has a relative minor key -- a "kissing cousin" that shares the same key signature. Come on over to http://www.playpiano.com and sign up for our free newsletter by email on piano chords and chord progressions if you like this kind of thing and want to learn more.

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[tim211292]

@skyproductionz Rachmaninoffs prelude op.3 in C sharp Minor

/watch?v=ITeNCbmgv-U&list=FLM6­vRTIVZbEIOFTsMTTGCRQ&index=58

[skyproductionz]

Which is the song at 2:00? Thanks in advance.

[meltheman2008]

Absolutely awesome video man thanks sooo much. I hope to have as much knowled as you someday. I play (mostley gospel) by ear and this help me out more than you'll ever know. thanks, five stars.

[DavidRussell15]

hopefully this makes me pass my exam today :L

[KousaDogwood]

Thanks. Video is far superior to word refferences!

[TheTruth285]

Question. I asked my music teacher if a Major key can have a relative major. She said no, but there are some parallels. However, I did something on the piano and would like to know what I did: I played an A chord in my right (abc) with a 5th in my left I think. (a and e). Then I played an F major inversion chord in my right (cfa) and another 5th with my left (fc). Then I played an inversion of g major in my right (dgb). How is that not considered a Major key having a relative major? Thanks.

[zliminator]

Here's a tip: play the maj on the 2nd inversion and move the 2 outside fingers up one while leaving the 2 inner on the same keys. You go to the minor.

[3kliksphilip]

@superspeedfreek You clearly don't have any hot cousins in your family ;)

[finneykris]

the riff at 1.07 sounts really good what is it? is it mde up or from a song?

[MyPassionsss]

Or you can just learn and remember the Circle of Fifths:)