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Avalon by Vincent Rose

Piano chords, voicings & structure breakdown · 16 steps · 5 unique chords

Community lead sheet. These chords are as written in a lead sheet of this public-domain song, contributed by a musician to the Wikifonia archive. They describe the song as written, not any particular recording, and no second independent lead sheet was available to cross-check against, so this page isn't marked verified. Section names are detected from repeated phrases, not printed on the sheet.
Lead-inStep 1 of 16

C7

LeftC2, G2RightB♭3, E4, G4
C4C2G2E4G4B♭3
Left hand Right hand Middle C (C4)

No source cited for this step

Harmonic Analysis & Structure

Overview

Key: F major · Chords used: 5 · Sections: 5

Form: Lead-in → A Section → A Section → B Section → C Section

Where these chords come from: a lead sheet of this public-domain song, contributed by a musician to the Wikifonia archive and preserved in the OpenEWLD lead-sheet collection (Simonetta et al., 2018). It describes the song as written, not any particular recording. This page shows that lead sheet as-is: the analysis below is generated directly from it by code, not written by AI. Consecutive repeats of a chord are shown once, and the piano voicings are our playable arrangement of each chord symbol, not a note-for-note transcription.

Section by section

Lead-in

  • C7
    V7

A Section 1

  • F – C7 (×2)
    I – V7
  • Gm7
    ii7

A Section 2

  • C7 – Gm7
    V7 – ii7
  • C7 – F (×2)
    V7 – I
  • D7
    VI7

B Section

  • D7 – Gm – F
    VI7 – ii – I

C Section

  • D7 – Gm – C7 – F
    VI7 – ii – V7 – I

Chord vocabulary

ChordRoman numeralRoleHeard in
C7V7In the keyLead-in, A Section, C Section
FIHome chord (tonic)A Section, B Section, C Section
Gm7ii7In the keyA Section
D7VI7Secondary dominant (V/ii)B Section, C Section
GmiiIn the keyB Section, C Section

Harmonic highlights

  • D7 acts as V/ii: it resolves to Gm.

Sources & accuracy

  • Chords: the OpenEWLD lead-sheet collection (Simonetta et al., 2018). Community-contributed lead sheet (chord symbols over the melody) from the Wikifonia archive, MIT licence. Title and songwriter credit as written on the sheet.
  • Section names: detected by code from repeated 8-, 12- and 16-bar phrases (letters such as A and B mark different phrases; a phrase that comes back keeps its letter). Lead sheets rarely print section names.
  • Not verified: only one lead sheet of this song is available, so it hasn't been cross-checked.
  • Rhythm and chord durations aren't shown; each step is one chord change.

Sources & Accuracy

Every chord on this page comes from the public-domain lead sheet listed first below. Piano voicings are our arrangement of the reported chord symbols, not a note-for-note transcription.

  • Chords as written in a lead sheet of a public-domain song, contributed by a musician to the Wikifonia archive; not checked against a recording.

    Community-contributed lead sheet (chord symbols over the melody) from the Wikifonia archive, MIT licence. Title and songwriter credit as written on the sheet.

All Piano Voicings

#SectionChordLeft handRight handSources
1Lead-inC7C2, G2B♭3, E4, G4—
2A Section 1, part 1 (×2)FF2, C3C4, F4, A4—
3A Section 1, part 1 (×2)C7C2, G2B♭3, E4, G4—
4A Section 1, part 2Gm7G2, D3B♭3, D4, F4—
5A Section 2, part 1C7C2, G2B♭3, E4, G4—
6A Section 2, part 1Gm7G2, D3B♭3, D4, F4—
7A Section 2, part 2 (×2)C7C2, G2B♭3, E4, G4—
8A Section 2, part 2 (×2)FF2, C3C4, F4, A4—
9A Section 2, part 3D7D2, A2C4, F♯4, A4—
10B SectionD7D2, A2C4, F♯4, A4—
11B SectionGmG2, D3D4, G4, B♭4—
12B SectionFF2, C3C4, F4, A4—
13C SectionD7D2, A2C4, F♯4, A4—
14C SectionGmG2, D3D4, G4, B♭4—
15C SectionC7C2, G2E4, G4, B♭4—
16C SectionFF2, C3F4, A4, C5—