Chord Distribution Analysis

Chord SymbolCountFrequency
Ab7#11420.0%
Ebmaj7210.0%
A9210.0%
Db715.0%
Eb715.0%
Ab715.0%
D7b515.0%
Dbm715.0%

Key Patterns Detected

PatternFunctionFrequency
Ebmaj7 -> Ab7#11Setup (Major Key)1
Dbm7 -> Gb7Setup (Major Key)1
Fm7b5 -> Bb7b5Setup (Minor Key)1
Bm7 -> E7Setup (Major Key)1

Harmonic Highlights

  • Prominent use of Ab7#11 (I7#11) as the tonic sonority, establishing a distinctive Lydian Dominant character over the root.
  • Sudden, distant modulations are evident with the Bm7-E7 progression, suggesting a temporary tonicization of A major, far from Ab.
  • Unconventional dominant resolutions appear, such as D7b5 moving to Ebmaj7, defying typical functional V-I expectations.
  • Chromaticism is high, notably with the F7#9 and A9 chords, creating significant harmonic tension and ambiguity.

Improvisation Focus The Lydian Dominant scale is paramount for the I7#11, complemented by various altered scales for the numerous dominant chords.

Difficulty Rating 5 (Advanced) โ€“ Complex modulations, pervasive altered dominant voicings, and non-diatonic resolutions demand a sophisticated harmonic understanding and agile execution.