Progression · 9 songs

Minor-key loop in real songs

A short cycle of chords in a minor key, repeated under most of the song, such as i–VI–III–VII (Am–F–C–G in A minor) or i–VII–VI–VII. The loop does the work; melody and arrangement change on top.

9 songs in the library use this, including music by Bee Gees, Commodores, Consuelo Velázquez and Darude. Every song has left- and right-hand piano voicings to step through on an 88-key keyboard, plus a breakdown of the harmony and structure.