C major

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C major is a widely used musical key characterized by having no sharps or flats in its key signature and a bright, straightforward tonal quality.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Remission in Cmaj 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf major key
musical key
hasDominantChord G major triad
hasDominantKey G major
hasKeySignature no sharps or flats
hasKeySignatureAccidentals 0
hasLeadingToneChord B diminished
hasMediantChord E minor
hasMode Ionian mode NERFINISHED
hasParallelMinor C minor
hasPitchClassSet {C, D, E, F, G, A, B}
hasRelativeMinor A minor GENERATED
hasScaleDegree1 C
hasScaleDegree2 D
hasScaleDegree3 E
hasScaleDegree4 F
hasScaleDegree5 G
hasScaleDegree6 A
hasScaleDegree7 B
hasScalePattern whole-whole-half-whole-whole-whole-half
hasSubdominantChord F major triad
hasSubdominantKey F major
hasSubmediantChord A minor
hasSupertonicChord D minor
hasTonic C
hasTonicChord C major triad
isAssociatedWith clarity
neutral affect
simplicity
isCentralIn functional harmony pedagogy
isCommonIn Western tonal music
beginner music education
keyboard instruction
theory textbooks
isEnharmonicallyEquivalentTo none
isFrequentlyUsedFor children’s songs
choral music
folk songs
orchestral works
piano works
isKeyOf no-sharps-no-flats key signature
isNotatedWith no flats
no sharps
isOftenDescribedAs bright
straightforward
isOftenUsedFor didactic pieces
elementary exercises
examples of tonal harmony

Referenced by (3)

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Richard Strauss tone poem Also sprach Zarathustra closingKeyArea C major
subject surface form: Also sprach Zarathustra
I Hope You're Happy hasTrack C major
this entity surface form: Remission in Cmaj
Così fan tutte key C major