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    2-5-1s (3rds & 7ths)

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    This document contains chord progressions in various keys following a ii-V-I pattern. It shows the Roman numeral analysis of the chords, along with the specific chord qualities and root movements between each chord. The progressions move from a secondary dominant chord to a predominant chord to a tonic chord in each key.

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    2-5-1s (3rds & 7ths)

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    This document contains chord progressions in various keys following a ii-V-I pattern. It shows the Roman numeral analysis of the chords, along with the specific chord qualities and root movements between each chord. The progressions move from a secondary dominant chord to a predominant chord to a tonic chord in each key.

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    This document contains chord progressions in various keys following a ii-V-I pattern. It shows the Roman numeral analysis of the chords, along with the specific chord qualities and root movements between each chord. The progressions move from a secondary dominant chord to a predominant chord to a tonic chord in each key.

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    2-5-1s (3rds & 7ths)

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    Paul Watson
    This document contains chord progressions in various keys following a ii-V-I pattern. It shows the Roman numeral analysis of the chords, along with the specific chord qualities and root movements between each chord. The progressions move from a secondary dominant chord to a predominant chord to a tonic chord in each key.

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    ii - V- I ( 3rds 7ths)

    m3 - b7 b7 - 3 3 - ∆7
    Dm F-C G7 F-B C∆ E-B
    Cm Eb - Bb F7 Eb - A Bb∆ D-A
    Bbm Db - Ab Eb7 Db - G Ab∆ C-G
    Abm Cb - Gb Db7 Cb - F Gb∆ Bb - F
    F#m A-E B7 A - D# E∆ G# - D#
    Em G-D A7 G - C# D∆ F# - C#

    m3 - b7 b7 - 3 3 - ∆7
    Ebm Gb - Db Ab7 Gb - C Db∆ F-C
    Dbm Fb - Cb Gb7 Fb - Bb Cb∆ Eb - Bb
    C#m E-B F#7 E - A# B∆ D# - A#
    Bm D-A E7 D - G# A∆ C# - G#
    Am C-G D7 C - F# G∆ B - F#
    Gm Bb - F C7 Bb - E F∆ A-E
    Fm Ab - Eb Bb7 Ab - D Eb∆ G-D

    m3 - b7 b7 - 3 3 - ∆7

    (S - dh) (dh - S) (dh - dh)

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