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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 v iv i Chord Progression

Beginner • i – v – iv – i

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

Beginner progression

I V IV vi Chord Progression

Beginner • I – V – IV – vi

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

Beginner progression

I V vi IV Chord Progression

Beginner • I – V – vi – IV

The I V vi IV progression is one of the most useful four-chord patterns for a beginner guitarist. It sounds familiar, works in every major key and turns a small chord vocabulary into real…

Beginner progression

i v VI IV Chord Progression

Beginner • i – v – VI – IV

The i–v–VI–IV minor progression creates a clear dark centre without losing forward motion. In E minor, it becomes Em, Bm, C and A. Use the selector to transpose it and take the same relationship…

Beginner progression

i v VI VII Chord Progression

Beginner • i – v – VI – VII

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

Beginner progression

I vi ii IV Chord Progression

Beginner • I – vi – ii – IV

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

Intermediate progression

I vi ii V Chord Progression

Intermediate • I – vi – ii – V

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

Beginner progression

I vi iii IV Chord Progression

Beginner • I – vi – iii – IV

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

Beginner progression

i VI III V Chord Progression

Beginner • i – VI – III – V

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

Beginner progression

i VI III VII Minor Chord Progression

Beginner • i – VI – III – VII

The i VI III VII progression is a powerful minor-key loop for rock and modern pop. It gives beginners a dramatic sound without requiring complicated harmony.

Beginner progression

I vi IV V Chord Progression

Beginner • I – vi – IV – V

The I vi IV V progression is a classic four-chord loop with a warm, nostalgic sound. It is excellent for learning how major and minor chords cooperate inside one key.

Intermediate progression

i VI iv V Chord Progression

Intermediate • i – VI – iv – V

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