This also applies to minor keys (also all modes).
The next examples are with C Harmonic Minor.Normal Progression:
Find common tone and move other voices scale wise.
First examples will all be in C harmonic minor (3 note chords) using Normal Progressions:
Descending chord progressions. (notes are written lowest tone on left to highest tone on right)
These chords are all created from the C Harmonic Minor Scale: C, D, Eb, F, G, Ab, B, C.
C, Eb, G (C minor)
B, D, G (G major - first inversion)
Ab, C, F (F minor - first inversion)
Ab, C, Eb (Ab major)
G, B, D (G major)
Eb, G, C (C minor - first inversion)
I, V, iv, VI, V, i progression.
G, C, Eb (C minor - second inversion)
G, B, D (G major)
F, Ab, D (D diminished - first inversion)
F, Ab, C (F minor)
Eb, G, C (C minor - first inversion)
I, V, iio, IV, i progression.
F, Ab, C (F minor)
Eb, G, C (C minor - first inversion)
D, G, B (G major - second inversion)
D, F, Ab (D diminished)
C, F, Ab (F minor - second inversion)
C, Eb, G (C minor)
iv, i, V, iio, iv, i progression.
C, Eb, G (C minor)
B, D, G (G major - first inversion)
B, D, F (B diminished)
Ab, D, F (D diminished - second inversion)
G, C, Eb (C minor - second inversion)
i, V, viio, iio, i progression.
D, F, Ab (D diminished)
C, Eb, Ab (Ab major - first inversion)
B, Eb, G (Eb augmented - second inversion)
B, D, G (G major - first inversion)
Ab, C, F (F minor - first inversion)
G, B, D (G major)
iio, VI, III+, V, iv, V progression.
G, C, Eb (C minor - second inversion)
G, B, D (G major)
F, Ab, C (F minor)
Eb, G, C (C minor - first inversion)
i, V, iv, i progression.
Eb, G, C (C minor - first inversion)
D, G, B (G major - second inversion)
D, F, Ab (D diminished)
C, F, Ab (F minor - second inversion)
C, E, G (C minor)
i, V, iio, iv, i progression.
Now transpose these to each position (register) of your instrument, then to all 15 keys.
All materials copyright 2010. For personal use only.
Vince Lauria Sun and Earth Music
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