Practice the Circle of Fifths

You can use this circle diagram to practice drawing the circle of fifths. The dots around the circle indicate the places as if on a clock where you would draw each key. This is just designed to help you as you try to draw your own circle of fifths so that you don't worry too much about spacing.
If you click on the circle, it will open as its own window or tab. The right click on the circle and click "copy". You can then paste it into a word or paint program to print it out. Or you could click "save as" and save it to your computer and then open it via a word program. Good luck!

Circle of Fifths



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This is an example of the circle of fifths. This is the progression of key changes which typically follows one after another. The large letters on the outside of the circle represent the name of the key and are major. The small numbers on the inside represent the minor keys. The right side is all keys with sharps; the left side is all keys with flats. In addition to learning the progression of keys, this diagram will help you learn what key the song you would be singing is in. For more description and explanation of the Circle of Fifths, please click HERE.