This application is a visual and interactive representation of the Circle of Fifths, a fundamental concept in music theory that illustrates the relationships between different musical keys. It is designed to help musicians, students, and enthusiasts understand and explore the connections between keys, including major and minor parallels, as well as to display the chords associated with a selected key.

Circle of Fifths-Demo

• Visual Representation of the Circle of Fifths: The main feature of this application is its ability to visually represent the Circle of Fifths.
• Interactive Key Selection: Users can click on a key to see its associated chords displayed.
• Dynamic Content: The application dynamically updates to show the chords for the selected key or a default view when no key is selected.

The application's structure is defined in index.html. It includes a main container where the Circle of Fifths is displayed (#circle-of-fifths). The HTML file also links to the style.css for styling and app.js for functionality.

<div class="main">
    <div id="circle-of-fifths"></div>
</div>

The core functionality is implemented in app.js, which contains two main functions:

1. highlightKey(keyDiv): This function is responsible for highlighting a selected key. It first removes any existing highlights from all keys and then adds a highlight to the selected key.

   function highlightKey(keyDiv) {
       const keys = document.querySelectorAll(".key");
       keys.forEach((key) => {
           key.classList.remove("highlight");
       });
   
       if (keyDiv) {
           keyDiv.classList.add("highlight");
       }
   }

2. highlightChords(chords, keyName): This function dynamically updates the displayed chords based on the selected key. It handles the removal of any existing chord lists, displays a default message when no key is selected, and shows the chords for the selected key.

   function highlightChords(chords, keyName) {
       // Code to dynamically update chord display
   }

The visual aspects of the Circle of Fifths and its interactive elements are styled using CSS. The stylesheet style.css is linked in the HTML file but is not detailed in the provided code snippets.

To use the application, simply open index.html in a modern web browser. Click on any key within the Circle of Fifths to see its associated chords displayed. Clicking on another key updates the display to show the chords for the newly selected key.

This application is built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It is designed to be simple, lightweight, and easily extendable for further features such as more detailed chord information, audio playback of chords, or integration with music theory lessons.

Contributions to the Circle of Fifths application are welcome. Whether it's adding new features, improving the existing code, or fixing bugs, your help is appreciated. Please feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.