Chord Distribution Analysis

Chord SymbolCountFrequency
Cm734.3%
C#m734.3%
Bm7b522.9%
E1322.9%
Am22.9%
A7#522.9%
Dm722.9%
G7b922.9%

Key Patterns Detected

PatternFunctionFrequency
A7#5 -> Dm7Resolution (Minor)2
G7b9 -> Cmaj7Resolution (Major)2
C#m7 -> F#7Setup (Major Key)2
Dm7 -> G7b9Setup (Major Key)1
Fm7 -> Bb7Setup (Major Key)1
Bb7 -> Ebmaj7Resolution (Major)1
Am7 -> D7Setup (Major Key)1
D7 -> Gmaj7Resolution (Major)1
F#7 -> Bmaj7Resolution (Major)1
Bbm7b5 -> Eb7Setup (Minor Key)1
Eb7 -> Abm7Resolution (Minor)1
Fm7b5 -> Bb7#5#9Setup (Minor Key)1
Bb7#5#9 -> Ebm7Resolution (Minor)1
Dmaj7/A -> A7susSetup (Major Key)1
A7sus -> Dmaj7/AResolution (Major)1
Dmaj7/A -> G7susSetup (Major Key)1
Cmaj7/G -> G7susSetup (Major Key)1
G7 -> Cmaj7/GResolution (Major)1
B7#5 -> Em7Resolution (Minor)1
G7#5 -> Cm7Resolution (Minor)1
C7b9 -> Fm9Resolution (Minor)1
Dm7b5 -> G7#5#9Setup (Minor Key)1
G7#5#9 -> Cm7Resolution (Minor)1
Eb7sus -> Abmaj7Resolution (Major)1
F#7#11 -> Bm7b5Resolution (Minor)1

  • Harmonic Highlights

    • Frequent use of secondary ii-V-I progressions, briefly tonicizing keys such as Am, C, Eb, and B.
    • Distant modulation to Eb major (Fm7, Bb7, Ebmaj7) provides a dramatic harmonic shift away from the primary key of G.
    • Chromatic alteration of dominant chords, including A7#5 and G7b9, adds color and tension within progressions.
    • Sophisticated key changes, like the ii-V-I leading to Bmaj7, demonstrate a wide harmonic palette.
  • Improvisation Focus Precise chord-scale application and guide tone targeting across rapid, often distant modulations.

  • Difficulty Rating 5 (Advanced) โ€“ The numerous and often remote modulations, combined with altered harmony, require sophisticated harmonic understanding and execution.