1 2m 3m 4 5 6m 7
C Major : C Dm Em F G Am Bdim
D Major : D Em F#m G A Bm C#dim
E Major : E F#m G#m A B C#m D#dim
F Major : F Gm Am Bb C Dm Edim
G Major : G Am Bm C D Em F#dim
A Major : A Bm C#m D E F#m G#dim
B Major : B C#m D#m E F# G#m A#dim
C# Major : C# D#m E#m F# G# A#m B#dim
Eb Major : Eb Fm Gm Ab Bb Cm Ddim
F# Major : F# G#m A#m B C# D#m E#dim
Ab Major : Ab Bbm Cm Db Eb Fm Gdim
Bb Major : Bb Cm Dm Eb F Gm Adim
Learn it. Know it. Live it.
You cannot capo a voice. Singers move songs higher if they can and lower if they must, and songs you've played for years in one key, you might have to play it in another.
Like I did this evening.
With chord sheets and no pen. Always trying to remember F Bb Dm7 C is now C F Am7 G, next to three other guys with no pens, trying to remember that it's now C F Am7 G too.
2 comments:
Awesome graph! So simple, yet so perfect.
Nice chart. Now memorize the whole damn thing. Ha.
I prefer to think of the progression as I IV vi V in F. The transposition is easier if I'm just thinking I IV vi V in C instead of trying to figure out each chord.
PS: It's been a while, but I've kept reading.
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