Chord Distribution Analysis

Chord SymbolCountFrequency
G7412.1%
Cmaj739.1%
F739.1%
F#0739.1%
B7#526.1%
Em7b526.1%
Dm7b526.1%
Gm726.1%

Key Patterns Detected

PatternFunctionFrequency
B7#5 -> Em7b5Resolution (Minor)2
Dm7b5 -> G7Setup (Minor Key)2
Gm7 -> C7Setup (Major Key)2
G7 -> Cmaj7Resolution (Major)2
Em7b5 -> A7Setup (Minor Key)1
A7 -> Dm7b5Resolution (Minor)1
Dm7 -> G7Setup (Major Key)1
Em7b5 -> A7b13Setup (Minor Key)1
A7b13 -> Dm7b5Resolution (Minor)1
Am7b5 -> D7b9Setup (Minor Key)1

  • Harmonic Highlights

    • Prominent use of altered dominant chords (e.g., B7#5, A7b13) generating heightened chromatic tension and leading tones.
    • Frequent secondary dominant function (A7 to Dm) and temporary tonicizations, like the ii-V-I in F major (Gm7-C7-F7).
    • Strategic inclusion of chromatic diminished chords (F#07) and tritone substitutions (Ab7 for D7) adding harmonic complexity.
  • Improvisation Focus: Navigating altered dominant scales (e.g., Altered Scale/Super Locrian) over V7 chords with extensions.

  • Difficulty Rating: 4 (Advanced Intermediate). The prevalence of altered dominants, chromatic passing chords, and varied temporary tonicizations requires a developed harmonic ear and theoretical knowledge.