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i used to think that to determine what key a song is in you only had to look at your sharps and flats at the beginning of the song to tell, for instance
2 sharps, B minor/C# major
but recently a trombonist friend of mine told me that i should take more notice of the chord proggresion used in the song to help you understand the key signature,
so basically now i am confused whether to use the amount of sharps and flats to determine what scales(related to the major and minor key) i use to improvise or to concentrate completely on the chord proggresion? anyone know what there talking about when it comes to this topic??
2 sharps, B minor/C# major
but recently a trombonist friend of mine told me that i should take more notice of the chord proggresion used in the song to help you understand the key signature,
so basically now i am confused whether to use the amount of sharps and flats to determine what scales(related to the major and minor key) i use to improvise or to concentrate completely on the chord proggresion? anyone know what there talking about when it comes to this topic??