Why? Because both have the same key signature- four flats. The key of G minor is the relative minor of the key of Bb major. Interestingly, during the classical period G minor symphonies nearly always employed four horns- two in G and two in Bb (G minor’s relative minor key). Mozart’s most poignant expressions of emotional pain were written in G minor, and it’s the main key for his numbered symphonies. G minor isn’t always fun to be around, but hey, who among us hasn’t on occasion turned into a joy-sucking emotional vampire? Thankfully, we guitarists have an outlet for such negative emotions, and when they’re over, we just change keys. Its level of anxiety, disappointment, ill humour, and resentment sometimes make it hard to take. G Minor History Lesson: The Winter of Our Discontent Just A Few Great Songs in the Key of G minor.Chord Progressions in the Key of G Minor.Optional Info: Harmonic and Melodic Minors.Theory and Practice: The Pattern of the G Minor Scale Explained.The G minor Chord Position on the Guitar: Just Like F Minor, Two Frets Up.G Minor History Lesson: The Winter of Our Discontent.
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