💪 9 SECRETS for the CIRCLE of FIFTHS in 12 MINUTES - Everything you need to know

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TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:23 What is the circle of fifths? 0:49 How does the circle of fifths work? 1:53 Moving clockwise: keys with sharps 2:59 Moving anticlockwise: keys with flats 4:06 The Order of the sharps 5:31 The Order of the flats 6:52 Relative minor 7:43 How to find the major key of a key signature 9:31 How to find the minor key of a key signature 10:28 Enharmonic keys 12:15 Outro

[@kauru3844]

THANK YOU! Explained perfectly, and now I FINALLY get it! :D

[@HampsteadPianoAcademy]

Thank you Kaur and welcome to the channel

[@marisadelacruz7927]

Muy interesante😉

[@HampsteadPianoAcademy]

😍

[@since1876]

Father Charles goes down and ends battle Battle ends and down goes Charles Father I think these are better for memorizing the notes but whatever works is whatever works ☺️

[@MsCellobass]

Not only does this guy has broken english but ha actually says that moving counter clock wise is still fifths!! WRONG!! From C To F is A PERFECT FOURTH and from F to Bb is ALSO A PERFECT FOURTH!!

[@HampsteadPianoAcademy]

Hi, the video says move DOWN from C when going counter clock wise. Imagine yourself moving from middle C towards the low register of the piano. You’d be looking at DESCENDING fifths. C to F (C-B-A-G-F) F to Bb (F-E-D-C-Bb) and so on. In brief, we get descending perfect fifths when moving counter clock wise and ascending perfect fifths when moving clockwise. Hope that helps and thank you for watching ❤

[@ellvis94]

@@HampsteadPianoAcademy at 5:40 you put the Bflat into Bflat major instead of Fmaj, at 5:46 youre talking about fmaj, but arrow points to the E# that makes the whole section REALLY confusing.

[@HampsteadPianoAcademy]

@@ellvis94 hi! The section starting at 5:31 talks about the Order of the Flats in the key signature. In this section we use the circle of fifths as a tool to learn that the 1st flat in the key signature is always B flat (which correspond to the key of F Major). Then, the 2nd flat in the key signature is E flat. At this point you’ll have 2 flats in the key (B flat and E flat) and you’d be in the key of B flat Major. This is just a trick to figure out the order of the flats by starting counting from a different place within the circle of fifths. If you start on Bflat and follow the circle anticlockwise you’ll get the order of the flats.

[@Steve-ps4bk]

Beside you tell no secrets, You should at least be clearer either with music rules and/or language.

[@MsCellobass]

People do not watch this video he has some fundamentals completly wrong.

[@since1876]

I noticed some of the stuff you're talking about. I was watching this to try to find something to help my friend understand this better and it's pretty close but there's definitely some stuff I'd have to explain better to my friend.