Should there be a Music Theory General?

Should there be a Music Theory General?

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Show me a piece in F# or C# major.

Someone post it

>he thinks there are enough people here who know the first thing about theory to sustain this

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no.

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That's Gb and E major. I said F# and C# major; I asked because I don't think I've ever seen keys written that way -- it's always Gb and Db.

Well every song in A is in F# minor so about half of them.

Try making a general, see how it works

F# minor is not F# major.
Thank you. This is really pretty. Why do I feel like I've heard this before? Do they play it often during the New Year r/a/dio?