Top 5 Most Popular Chord Progression
1 4 5
m6 4 1 5
1 4 m6 5
1 m6 4 5 (C Am F G)
Circle Of Fifth & Circle Of Forth
The Purpose
The Purpose of the Circle of 5th (fifth) is more form
1. Finding a Key has how many sharps or Knowing the key based on the number of #s and bs
- Keyboardists must know
- Guitarists follow chords pattern or fingering might not too interested to know
2. Finding out what are the 6 chords in a Key family. A Chord Progression Road Map
- When we talked about Chord Progression, we are talking about what are the 6 chords in a particular key family.
The Count
1. Clockwise Counting to find the next Key (Chord)
- Count 5 (Diatonic scale count, Inclusive of the 1st and 5th chords)
- Diatonic count is 7 notes. W-W-H-W-W-W-H Intervals
- Count 8 (Chromatic scale count (12 Half Steps), Inclusive of the 1st and 5th chords)
- Chromatic count is 8 notes (inclusive) or 7 Half Steps
- Counting Clockwise is to emphasize the # (sharps)
2. Anticlockwise Counting to find the next Key (Chord)
- Count 4 (Diatonic scale count, Inclusive of the 1st and 4th chords)
- Diatonic count is 7 notes. W-W-H-W-W-W-H Intervals
- Count 6 (Chromatic scale count (12 Half Steps), Inclusive of the 1st and 5th chords)
- Chromatic count is 6 notes (inclusive) or 5 Half Steps
- Counting Anticlockwise is to emphasize the b (flats)
No such thing as Cbm because Cb is B, B no no sharp
No such thing as Fbm becayse Fb is E, E no sharp
That's why on the circle of 4th, left side (anti-clockwise), it is Cm (even with 3 flats) and Fm (even with 4 flats)
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