TABLE 10. MORE CHORD PROGRESSIONS

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Notes All Major Keys
Important Chords All Major Keys
Chord Formulas
Major, Minor, Dim, Aug Chords

5^th, Sus 2nd, Sus 4^th Chords
7^th Chords: Dominant, Maj, Min
Some Chord Progressions

See this for an explanation of how these chords are derived. The most common keys of C, D, F, and G have the name of the key, the I, or root chord, and the flats and sharps in blue. Table 2 lists the notes in all the major keys. Table 3 explains how to form major, minor, and diminished chords. Table 10A is arranged so that "adjacent" keys are in adjacent rows.

Table 10. More Chord Progressions. The most common keys (C, D, F, G) are shown on a white background.

KEY CHORD PROGRESSION

I-vi-IV-V7 I-II7-IV-V7 I-IV-VI#-VII I-V-VI-V7 V-IV-III7 V-IV7-I V-II-IV-VI#

C C-Am-F-G7 C-D7-F-G7 C-F-Bb-B C-G-A-A7 G-F-E7 G-F7-C G-D-F-Bb

Db Db-Bbm-Gb-Ab7 Db-Eb7-Gb7-Ab7 Db-Gb-B-C Db-Ab-Bb-Bb7 Ab-Gb-F7 Ab-Gb7-Db Ab-Eb-Gb-B

D D-Bm-G-A7 D-E7-G-A7 D-G-C-Db D-A-B-B7 A-G-Gb7 A-G7-D A-E-G-C

Eb Eb-Cm-Ab-Bb7 Eb-F7-Ab7-Bb7 Eb-Ab-Db-D Eb-Bb-C-C7 Bb-Ab-G7 Bb-Ab7-Eb Bb-F-Ab-Db

E E-Dbm-A-B7 E-Gb7-A-B7 E-A-D-Eb E-B-Db-Db7 B-A-Ab7 B-A7-E B-Gb-A-D

F F-Dm-Bb-C7 F-G7-Bb-C7 F-Bb-Eb-E F-C-D-D7 C-Bb-A7 C-Bb7-F C-G-Bb-Eb

Gb Gb-Ebm-B-Db7 Gb-B-E-F Gb-Db-Eb-Eb7 Db-B-Bb7 Db-B-Bb7 Db-B7-Gb Db-Ab-B-E

G G-Em-C-D7 G-A7-C-D7 G-C-F-Gb G-D-E-E7 D-C-B7 D-C7-G7 D-A-C-F

Ab Ab-Fm-Db-Eb7 Ab-Bb7-Db-Eb7 Ab-Db-Gb-G Ab-Eb-F-F7 Eb-Db-C7 Eb-Db7-Ab7 Eb-Bb-Db-Gb

A A-Gbm-D-E7 A-B7-D-E7 A-D-G-Ab A-E-Gb-Gb7 E-D-Db7 E-D7-A7 E-B-D-G

Bb Bb-Gm-Eb-F7 Bb-C7-Eb-F7 Bb-Eb-Ab-A Bb-F-G-G7 F-Eb-D7 F-Eb7-Bb F-C-Eb-Ab

B B-Abm-E-Gb7 B-Db7-E-Gb7 B-E-A-Bb B-Gb-Ab-Ab7 Gb-E-Eb7 Gb-E7-B Gb-Db-E-A

KEY I-vi-IV-V7 I-II7-IV-V7 I-IV-VI#-VII I-V-VI-V7 V-IV-III7 V-IV7-I V-II-IV-VI#

CHORD PROGRESSION

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