In the rich tapestry of music theory, different key signatures possess distinct emotional characteristics and 'personalities.' While these associations are inherently subjective, centuries of composition have imbued certain keys with a common set of feelings and atmospheres. The key of G Major, with its bright, single-sharp simplicity, is widely recognised for its warmth, clarity, and reassuring optimism.

Welcome to a journey into sound. This guide is designed to help you explore how three brilliant composers—Bach, Mozart, and Janáček—used the exact same key, C major, to create three completely different worlds of feeling and story.

Listening to more advanced music in C major, even when you're learning simpler songs, scales, and basic chords, helps you in many ways:

Scales are the building blocks of music, and mastering them is essential for any aspiring pianist. They provide the foundation for understan