Chord progressions
essential & common chord progressions in Jazz & Blues Guitar
Common Chord Progressions: Major
Common Chord Progressions: Minor
7 Chord Progressions That Work All the Time updted 7.26.15
The 10 Most Used Chord Progressions in Pop and Rock and Roll
Popular Reggae Chord Progressions
Autochords
1 – 6m – 4 – 5. Piano Hacker | Quickly Learn Songs to Pla updted 7.26.15y on the Piano
1 – 6m – 4 – 1
1 – 5– 6m– 4
1 –5/7 – 6m – 5– 4
1 – 5– 3m – 4
1 – 4– 5– 4
1 – 5 – 4– 5 – 1
1 – 5- 2 -4
4 – 1 – 6 – 5
Common four chord progressions include:
I IV V I – (C F G C) “Basket Case” by Green Day or “You’re Beautiful” by James Blunt.
I V IV I – (C G F C) “All the Small Things” by Blink-182 or “Born This Way” by Lady Gaga.
I V Vi IV (C G Am F). “Time After Time” by Cyndi Lauper and “Someone Like You” by Adele.
vi IV I V (Am F A C G) “Complicated” by Avril Lavigne and “What If God Was One of Us?” by Joan Osbourne.
vi-V-IV-V Linkin Park – “In The End” intro and verse. (This one sounds really dark)
You also may want to try out simpler three chord progressions, such as: I-IV-V (C, F, G), I-V-IV (C, G, F), I-ii-V (C, Dm, G) or I-vi-V (C, Am, G). https://ask.audio/articles/8-tips-for-writing-pop-songs
Chord Progression Library for Dummies
*Chord Progression List – Extensive | Music Theory Online for Piano Compositions: Story Compositions
Chord progression – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Guitar Chord Progressions – index
Harmonic Progressions | Learning and Loving Music Theory
random chord progression generators
HotFrets Chord Progression Generator
Guitar KnowledgeNet Chord Progression Generator
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Harmony in pop/rock music.
The “50s doo-wop” progression.
The “Singer/Songwriter” progression.
The “Puff” progression.
The blues progression.
The lament progression.
The circle-of-fifths progression (in minor)
Plagal progressions.
Replacing Major Chords With Minor: Modal Mixtures
Adding a Semitone-Upward Key Change to Your Song
Natural Minor Chord Progressions – Natural Minor Scale Chords
common chord progressions / minor tonality
diatonic harmony / minor tonality
Minor chord progressions_@TheCipher.com
Diatonic Progressions – I iii vi V – Video Guitar Lessons – TrueFire TV
Writing 3-Chord Songs… No, Not THOSE 3 Chords
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