Chords by scale degree (I, ii, V…) in every key, for transposing on the spot
Tables of the chord on each degree, I to vii, in the twelve major and the twelve minor keys, in triads and in seventh chords. A song written by degrees is played in any key by reading its row; to transpose, the chords keep their columns and change rows. The last page spells out four progressions, I–IV–V–I, I–V–vi–IV, ii–V–I and I–vi–ii–V, in every major key.
What comes in the PDF
- Keys12 major and 12 minor, a semitone apart
- Chordstriads and seventh chords with each degree's function; in minor, the harmonic minor's V as well
- Progressions4, in every major key
- Pages5
- FilePDF, prints in black and white
- PaperA4 and Letter
- LanguagesEnglish and Português — your library has them all