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B sits one step below C. B major needs five sharps and sounds bright and intense, while B minor, with two sharps, has a noble, melancholic color that composers from Bach to Tchaikovsky have used for big emotional works.

What music in B suits

• dramatic and cinematic scenes;
• emotional trailers and reveals;
• electronic and trance tracks;
• DJ sets with G sharp minor or D major.

B major and B minor

B major is less common in pop but strong in dance music and film scores. B minor shares its notes with D major, its relative major. In Camelot notation B major is 1B and B minor is 10A, so a mix can move from B minor into D major without a clash. On guitar, B major takes barre chords, so rock uses it less often than E or A.

Get a track in B

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License

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