The two further related keys: one step to the dominant or subdominant, then to its relative.
Two steps
From C major, the relative of the dominant is E minor (D sharp appears, its leading note), and the relative of the subdominant is D minor (C sharp and B flat appear).
The new leading note, an accidental, is the strongest clue: name the key whose leading note it is, then check it is related.
The rest of this lesson and its 5 practice questions are in Brainlag Music Theory.
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- 5 exam-style questions, marked as you go, each with a worked solution
- Anything you get wrong is saved to your flashcards