![]() By Neil Downing
This page generates a random key so that when you are practising guitar you don't get bogged down using the same scales every time you play. The suggested use is:
Random key: E minor |
↓ Scroll down to see the notes and chords in the selected key ↓ |
Notes in the key of E minor: E, F#, G, A, B, C, D Chords in the key of E minor:
12-bar blues progression in E:
Relative key: G major Disclaimer: As a guitarist, I have a stereotypical disregard for music theory and, as such, I have no idea when I should use the terms "sharp" or "flat" (e.g. whether I should call a note C# or D♭), so I have used "sharp" in all cases here. |