Re: 12th position (4ths and 5ths)

["Ludo Beckers" <lazylew2@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi JP

If you take the distance between the notes c and d for instance, it is a 
second up.
If you go the other way though - from d up to c, it's a minor seven.
Likewise c to e is a major third, but e upwards to c is a minor sixth.

So the circle of fifths clockwise goes up - if you go counterclock it turns 
into a circle of fourths.
Hope this helps.

Ludo

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