Notes and intervals of F♯ minor
- Fa♯1 · fundamental
- La♭3 · third minor
- Do♯5 · fair fifth
He appears in ballads, boleros, corridors and most popular music and his relative chord or second degree in a bigger tone.
Progress with F♯m
A minor with a dominant: i - iv - V7 - i
The V7 comes from the smaller harmonic scale and is typical of boleros, corridors and ballads.
What's with his face? F♯ minor?
F♯m belongs to 6 Thinalities: within each performance a different function depending on the degree (the Roman number).
| Tonality | Grade |
|---|---|
| D major | iii |
| E major | ii |
| A major | vi |
| C♯ natural minor | iv |
| F♯ natural minor | i |
| B natural minor | v |
Frequently asked questions
What's with the minor sustained Fa chord?
Fa ∞ minor (F ∞ m) has 3 notes: Fa ю (fundamental), La (third minor), Do ю (fifth fair).
How do you play Fa) minor guitar?
The most widely used form is with cebilla at Stretch 2: 2 4 4 4 2 2 2 (from 6 to 1). Do with an index at Stretch 2, from Stretch 6 to Stretch 1. Febb 3 (nil) at Stretch 4 of Stretch 4 (La). Stretch 4 (Mignique) at Stretch 4 of Stretch 4 (Re).
That's what I'm talking about?
That's right: Fa minor and Sol minor sound equal and play equal (they're enharmonic). It's written one way or another according to the tone of the song and in scores and songwriters you'll see both names.
What difference does Fa minor have with Fa major?
It only changes the third: Fa) minor uses La and Fa) major uses La). That note makes the chord sound darker (minor) or light (greater).
How do you write Fa sustained minor in American encryption?
It's been written as an "F" min or "F" -. The American cipher's notes are letters: C = Do, D = Ree, E = Mi, F = Fa, G = Sol, A = La and B = Si.