What is the minor key signature if there are 2 sharps? explain?

Question

What is the minor key signature if there are 2 sharps? explain?

Answer 1

Like Rachel_S165 says!

The relative minor is the sixth chord from the root, or as I like to think of it simply, count backwards two letters. Two sharps is the key of D, so its relative minor is B minor. In the same way, if you have three sharps, the key of A major, its relative minor is the F# (because the F note is sharped already in A).

BTW, you asked what the minor key signature is if there are two sharps; the two sharps ARE the key signature. I think what you are trying to ask is, "what is the minor key called if the key signature has two sharps?"; I hope I've given you a useful answer.

Answer 2

Minor key signature id B minor

The scale has half steps between scale degrees 2-3 and 5-6 and the only one with a whole step between 7-8.

Minor key of A melodic minor

The scale has half steps between 2-3, and 7-8 when ascending. The melodic minor scale reverts to natural minor when descending.

Minor key of E harmonic minor with half steps between scale degrees 2-3, 5-6, and 7-8

Hope this helps.....:-)

Answer 3

The major key with 2 sharps in the key signature is D major.

The relative minor of D major is B minor.  The sixth note of the major scale is the root note of the relative minor.