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Even if two keys do not have the same chords in way of naming conventions, they may have chords that are enharmonically equivalent. For example, the keys of C{{s}} and C{{f}} have no chords in common by name. C{{s}} has only {{s}} chords and C{{f}} has only {{f}} chords. Yet, E{{f}}m and D{{s}}m are enharmonic, as are G{{b}} and F{{s}}.
C# D#m Gb G# Cb D#m Ebm Fb Gb Cb C#: I ii V I ii Cb: iii IV V I E---14----6----4----4--2--6----0-2---2----2-- B---26----7----4----5----7--2--0----4----4-- G---16----8----5----6--3--8----1--2--4----4-- D---36----8----6----6-1---8----42----4----4-- A---4----6----6----4----6----42----4----2-- E-------------4------------2--0----2-------
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