Relative Major Chords for Flat and Sharp Chords

The rule is the same.

 When you begin a song in a chord, normally if the song is in that scale the 4th and 5th chords of that chord are the relative major chords.

For example, here G sharp Chord is shown. If you count four steps from G- G sharp, A sharp, B -C sharp  

a fourth of G is its relative major chords.

Not only that but 5th also gets that title too and it is D sharp. 

Thus G sharp chord's relative Major chords are:

C sharp and D sharp.

Find out relative chords for these chords:

1. C sharp

2.D sharp

3.E 

4.F sharp

5.G sharp

6.A sharp

7.B 

The same thing works on the flat too!

When you begin a song in a chord, normally if the song is in that scale the 4th and 5th chords of that chord are the relative major chords.

For example, here G flat Chord is shown. If you count four steps from G- Gflat, A flat, B -C sharp  

a fourth of G flat is its relative major chords.

Not only that but 5th also gets that title too and it is D flat. 

Find out relative chords for these chords:

1. C flat

2.D flat

3.E flat

4.F 

5.G flat

6.Aflat

7.B flat