Of course, that didn’t stop him from jamming a funky slap-bass solo at the end. But here, amid industrial whirring instead of Indian instruments, when Prince sings about his challengers accusing him, and his compatriots of speaking “not of love, only blasphemy,” you feel a darkness in his heart - a contempt for his doubters. Its also important to note that Eb is the same note as D sharp (D). Despite the minor-key chorus of the original, there was a sense of hope (and sitar). All that to say: E flat (Eb) is one half-step lower than E. 9, 1992) sounds dystopic even as Prince describes a utopian future. In the lower key, the alternate version of “7” (recorded Aug. Below is a piano diagram showing the Eb major scale notes. Attendees each received a cassette-shaped USB key containing the two tracks. Before describing the details of the perfect authentic cadence in the key of E-flat major, first it would be to useful to identify the scale notes, degrees and chords that could be used in this key. The Estate previewed the tracks last month at Paisley Park’s Celebration event. The Prince Estate has officially shared two previously unreleased recordings found in His Royal Badness’ fabled “Vault.” One is a version of “7,” a single off his 1992 “love symbol” album, that he recorded in the lower key of E-flat and the other is the never-released “All a Share Together Now,” which he recorded in 2006, six months after the release of his hit 3121 album.

Key of e flat