The Circle of 5ths. If you have ever been confused, or don't really get the Circle of 5ths, it's because much of the information to understand key signatures, scales, etc., is missing. Or at least needs some background information to truly understand everything. Adam Smale explains everything in a way that will give you all the background and help you to understand the cycle of 4ths or 5ths in a complete way. If you've wanted to learn some music theory for beginners, key signatures, major scales, minor scales, major scale in all keys, understand the circle of 5ths, cycle of 4ths, or the circle of 4ths explained, sharps and flats, all sharp keys, and all flat keys finally explained, then this video is for you!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Major Scale Formula, why the Circle of 5ths Sucks
2:39 - All the Flat Keys and notes of each
10:28 - How to Write a proper Flat Symbol
11:35 - Continuing Flat Keys
13:29 - All the Sharp Keys
22:31 - Where Flats and Sharps Collide & Enharmonics
28:33 - Where Do Flats & Sharps Occur?
32:52 - Best Way to Think of Sharps and Flats
34:45 - What About Minor Keys?
36:53 - What You Should do Next
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