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B-flat and E-flat major
One more look at what you missed.
Now start the pattern on a black key: B flat.
B flat to C is a whole step, and C to D is another. Then the pattern needs a half step.
After D, the pattern needs a half step. Which note?
This is B flat major, with two flats.
B flat, C, D, E flat, F, G, A, B flat. The last half step is A up to B flat.
Hear B flat major.
It starts on a black key and sounds just as major.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Play B flat major, from B flat to B flat.
Start on the black key just below B. The other black key is E flat.
Start on E flat, and a third flat appears: A flat.
E flat major: E flat, F, G, A flat, B flat, C, D, E flat.
Hear E flat major with A flat, then with plain A.
With plain A, the fourth note sounds too high.
How many flats does E flat major have?
F major has one flat, B flat two, E flat three.
Each new flat is the fourth note of its scale: B flat, then E flat, then A flat.
E flat major keeps those two flats and adds one. Which?
You can build B flat and E flat major.
What you learned
- B flat major has two flats: B flat and E flat.
- E flat major has three: B flat, E flat and A flat.
- Each new flat is the fourth note of the new scale.
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