So for example, Battle is note Bb, which is the first note of the Bb major scale, and so on. the starting note) of the major scale of that note name. The first letter of each word is the tonic note(ie. Just to quickly recap about what the label names mean from a music theory point of view: Major sharps.Īnd now from 11 o'clock, write in the number of flats (1), adding 1 each time, moving counter-clockwise until the end of the spiral is reached at 5 o'clock, with 7 flats. There will be one word left over after reaching the end of the spiral at 5 o'clock - Father, but this has already been drawn in when completing 2. Starting at 10 o'clock, draw in the first letter B(attle), then write in the first letters of each word moving around counter-clockwise, adding a flat name to all of them. The Circle of fifths diagram below is greyed out except for the items covered in this lesson. Circle of fifths major flat layout in table form Clock hr. Here is all of that information in table form. all other words in the phrase are flattened.
The next fact to memorize is Battle starts at 10 o'clock, as this is the hour position the phrase starts on the spiral, and then it moves counter-clockwise.Īnd finally, remember that F(ather) has 1 flat, and is the only major scale name in this lesson without a flat name in it. To memorize the major flats in this lesson, just reverse the word order of the same phrase: Battle Ends And Down Goes Charles Father Major sharps, the phrase Father Charles Goes Down And Ends Battle was used to memorize the order of the tonic names of the scales. This step shows how to memorize and draw the major flat scale labels on the Circle of fifths diagram.
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