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So if you take any major key and play a scale starting on the sixth note, you have a natural minor scale. For the key of C Major, the sixth note is A. A-B-C-D-E-F-G-A is the A Minor scale.
When two scales share the exact same set of notes, they are called relatives<u>relative scales</u>. For any major scale, there is a relative minor and vice versa. A Minor is the relative minor of C Major.
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