Fes major
| Fes major | |
|---|---|
| Chord symbol (s) : | Fes, F ♭ , F ♭ |
| Parallel Tone : | d flat minor |
| Dominant : | C flat major |
| Subdominant : | Eeses major |
| Scale : | fes - ges - as ^ heses - ces - des - es ^ fes |
Fes-Dur is a key of the musical scale major based on the fundamental building Fes. The key Fes-Dur is in the notation with eight ♭ written (b, it, as, the, ges, ces, fes, heses), the eighth ♭ is as 
listed before H. The corresponding scale and the basic chord of this key (the tonic fes-as-ces) are also referred to by the term Fes major.
Because of the eight signs Fes-Dur is uncommon and is enharmonically mostly in E major reinterpreted, even though they would resort to different string instruments as E major.
In some marching bands (especially in the old federal states), Fez major alto flutes are used, in tune with soprano and tenor flutes in C flat major. Beyond that there are no instruments in Fez, and only one work that is written in Fes major with the correct preliminary drawing, namely the third movement of Viktor Ewald's Wind Quintet No. 4 Op. 8th.
literature
- Helmut KH Lange: General music theory and musical ornamentation. Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 1991, ISBN 3-515-05678-5 .
- Hugo Kaun: Harmony and modulation theory. Severus Verlag, Hamburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-86347-671-7 .
Web links
- The Circle of Fifths (accessed October 26, 2015)
- Incorrect sign (accessed October 26, 2015)