A♭ Major and F Minor Scales Explained - Music Theory Diagram #1885615 (License: Personal Use)

This diagram illustrates the parallel relationship between A♭ major and F minor, showing their shared key signature of four flats (B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭). The tonic note F in the F minor scale is emphasized in red, while the A♭ major tonic appears in a purple circle; both scales use identical accidentals but differ in tonal center and mode.

Used in music theory education websites, digital flashcards, or interactive lessons to teach relative/parallel keys, scale construction, and key signature recognition. Matches user intent for visual learners seeking quick reference or exam prep.