MUSICAL KEYEMOTIVE EXPRESSIONC MAJORInnocently HappyC MINORInnocently Sad, Love-SickC# MINORDespair, Wailing, WeepingDB MAJORGrief, DepressiveD MAJORTriumphant, Victorious War-CriesD MINORSerious, Pious, RuminatingD# MINORDeep Distress, Existential AngstEB MAJORCruel, Hard, Yet Full of DevotionE MAJORQuarrelsome, Boisterous, Incomplete PleasureE MINOREffeminate, Amorous, RestlessF MAJORFurious, Quick-Tempered, Passing RegretF MINORObscure, Plaintive, FunerealF# MAJORConquering Difficulties, Sighs of ReliefF# MINORGloomy, Passionate ResentmentG MAJORSerious, Magnificent, FantasyG MINORDiscontent, UneasinessAB MAJORDeath, Eternity, JudgementAB MINORGrumbling, Moaning, WailingA MAJORJoyful, Pastoral, Declaration of LoveA MINORTender, Plaintive, PiousBB MAJORJoyful, Quaint, CheerfulBB MINORTerrible, the Night, MockingB MAJORHarsh, Strong, Wild, RageB MINORSolitary, Melancholic, Patience, Below we list every commonly used key, major and minor, along with a succinct version of their emotive expression and also include a more verbose explanation so you can really dig deep for what you're looking to get across to your listeners., Musical pieces and symphonies by composers like Brahms, Beethoven, and Pauer have a major presence of F major in the key. Let's evaluate the thoughtfulness that lies behind an F major key..