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Chord Progressions

Beginner guitar chord progressions with Roman numerals, automatic transposition, audio playback and matching Jamuzo grooves.

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Beginner progression

i iv i V Chord Progression

Beginner • i – iv – i – V

The i–iv–i–V minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In A minor, it becomes Am, Dm, Am and E. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

Intermediate progression

i IV i VII Chord Progression

Intermediate • i – IV – i – VII

The i–IV–i–VII minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In D minor, it becomes Dm, G, Dm and C. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

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I IV ii V Chord Progression

Beginner • I – IV – ii – V

The I–IV–ii–V progression is a useful soul, pop and standards sequence. In C major, it becomes C, F, Dm and G. It is designed for quick transposition, clear chord practice and immediate use with…

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i iv Minor Blues Vamp Chord Progression

Beginner • i7 – iv7 – i7 – iv7

The i7–iv7–i7–iv7 form is a practical blues roadmap. In A, the chord sequence is Am7, Dm7, Am7 and Dm7. Hear the dominant movement, keep the pulse steady and use the built-in transposition control to…

Beginner progression

I IV V Chord Progression

Beginner • I – IV – V – I

The I IV V progression is the foundation of countless rock, blues, country and folk songs. It teaches the three strongest chords in a key and makes musical tension and resolution easy to hear.

Beginner progression

i iv V i Chord Progression

Beginner • i – iv – V – i

The i–iv–V–i minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In A minor, it becomes Am, Dm, E and Am. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

Beginner progression

I IV vi V Chord Progression

Beginner • I – IV – vi – V

The I–IV–vi–V progression is a useful pop and worship sequence. In C major, it becomes C, F, Am and G. It is designed for quick transposition, clear chord practice and immediate use with a…

Intermediate progression

i IV VII i Chord Progression

Intermediate • i – IV – VII – i

The i–IV–VII–i minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In D minor, it becomes Dm, G, C and Dm. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

Beginner progression

i iv VII III Chord Progression

Beginner • i – iv – VII – III

The i–iv–VII–III minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In A minor, it becomes Am, Dm, G and C. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

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I V bVII IV Chord Progression

Beginner • I – V – bVII – IV

The I–V–♭VII–IV progression is a useful rock, country rock and pop sequence. In D major, it becomes D, A, C and G. It is designed for quick transposition, clear chord practice and immediate use…

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I V ii IV Chord Progression

Beginner • I – V – ii – IV

The I–V–ii–IV progression is a useful pop and alternative rock sequence. In D major, it becomes D, A, Em and G. It is designed for quick transposition, clear chord practice and immediate use with…

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I V IV Country Chord Progression

Beginner • I – V – IV – I

The I V IV progression is a simple, energetic sequence heard throughout country, folk and acoustic rock. It uses the same three essential chords as I IV V but changes their order.