Hey Friend,
As I mentioned yesterday, in the key of E major, the A major chord is the IV chord. Again, A major (or just "A") is constructed using the A major scale:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A B C# D E F# G#
If we write out the E major scale, we also see that the notes necessary for A major (A, C# and E) are nestled nicely inside the scale, fitting it within the current key:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 E F# G# A B C# D#
Here are the exercise files for you to practice A major again:
(Right-click and "save to computer")
If you've been around a while, these are the same files that were previously in a .zip file. No need to re-download them if you've already got 'em.
Here are the major and minor keys where we find the A major chord:
Key I IIm IIIm IV V VIm VIIdim A A Bm C#m D E F#m G#dim D D E F#m G A B C#dim E E F#m Gm A B C#m D#dim
Key Im IIdim III IVm Vm VI VII F#m F#m G#dim A Bm C#m D E C#m C#m D#dim E F#m G#m A B Bm Bm C#dim D Em F#m G A
Time for me to fly - the Missus has lots for ol' Davey to do today, and she's starting to crack the whip. See y'all tomorrow!
Peace~
Dave | 
