E Major scale
the E Major scale has just a four sharp (4 ♯) and according to the sharps order they are the F sharp, the C sharp, the G sharp and the D sharp (F♯, C♯, G♯ & D♯).
The names of the notes in the E Major scale are: E F♯ G♯ A B C♯ D♯
Like all other major scales, E major scale is composed by this sequence of whole steps and half steps 
Key signature of E major scale
The key signature of E Major has four sharps (4♯).
E Major scale in most common clefs
Here is E Major scale in most common clefs: treble clef, bass clef, tenor clef and alto clef.
E Major scale in treble clef (G-clef)
Below is the E major scale in treble clef:
E Major scale in bass clef
Below is the E major scale in bass clef:
E Major scale in alto clef
Below is the E major scale in alto clef:
E Major scale in tenor clef
Below is the E major scale in tenor clef:
Scale degrees of E major
The degrees of E major scale are:
E : degree I (Tonic)
F♯ : degree II (Supertonic)
G♯ : degree III (Mediant)
A : degree IV (Subdominant)
B : degree V (Dominant)
C♯ : degree VI (Submediant)
D♯ : degree VII (Leading Tone)
Closely related keys of E Major
Closely related keys of E Major are:
- A Major
- B Major
- F sharp minor
- C sharp minor
- G sharp minor
Relative minor key of E Major
The relative minor key of E Major is C sharp minor and below if the C sharp minor natural scale:
E major scale on a piano
Below is the E major scale on a piano:
E major triad chord
The E major triad chord as a root note (E), a major third (E / G sharp) and a perfect fifth (E / B):
And below is the E major triad chord on a piano keyboard:
Famous works E major
Here are some works by famous composers composed in E major:
The Four Seasons (Spring) by Vivaldi
The Four Seasons by Vivaldi has several movements, and the movement Spring is composed in E major. Here is an excerpt recorded in 2011 by the Wichita State University Chamber Players conducted by John Harrison (source, License Attribution-Share Alike 3.0)
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