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Mademoiselle chante le blues by Patricia Kaas

Piano chords, voicings & structure breakdown · 50 steps · 22 unique chords

Community chart. These chords come from a chart a musician wrote and shared on the iReal Pro forums, not from a transcription checked against the recording. Charts are sometimes written in a different key or simplified, and no second chart of this song agreed closely enough to mark this page verified. Trust your ears.
Intro, part 1 (×2)Step 1 of 50

Dm7

LeftD2, A2RightC4, F4, A4
D2A2C4F4A4
Left hand Right hand Middle C (C4)

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Harmonic Analysis & Structure

Overview

Key: D minor · Chords used: 22 · Sections: 18

Form: Intro → A Section → A Section → B Section → Break → A Section → B Section → Break → C Section → A Section → A Section → B Section → Break → Interlude → Vamp → Vamp ×2 → Vamp

Where these chords come from: a chord chart of this song written by a musician and shared on the iReal Pro forums, archived in the iReal Pro forum charts archived in ChoCo (de Berardinis et al., 2023). It's one musician's reading of the song, not a transcription checked against the recording. This page shows that chart 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

Intro

  • Dm7 – B♭ (×2)
    i7 – bVI
  • Gm7 – B♭ – Asus4 – A
    iv7 – bVI – Vsus4 – V

A Section 1

  • Dm7 – Gm7 – A – A7 – Dm7
    i7 – iv7 – V – V7 – i7

A Section 2

Same chords as A Section 1.

B Section 1

  • Gm7
    iv7

Break 1

  • A7
    V7
  • Dm7 – B♭ (×2)
    i7 – bVI

A Section 3

Same chords as A Section 1.

B Section 2

Same chords as B Section 1.

Break 2

  • A7
    V7

C Section

  • F – F/A – B♭add9 – G7/B – G7sus4/C – C♯aug – Dm7 – Dm7♭5/A♭ – G7 – C9sus4 – Dm – Dm/C – Dm/B – B♭ – Asus4 – A – B♭
    bIII – bIII⁶ – bVIadd9 – IV⁶₅ – IV7sus4 (bass C) – VII+ – i7 – iø⁴₃ – IV7 – bVII9sus4 – i – i (bass C) – i (bass B) – bVI – Vsus4 – V – bVI

A Section 4

  • E♭m7 – A♭m7 – B♭ – B♭7 – E♭m7
    bii7 – bv7 – bVI – bVI7 – bii7

A Section 5

Same chords as A Section 4.

B Section 3

  • A♭m7
    bv7

Break 3

  • B♭ – E♭m7 – A♭m7 – B♭
    bVI – bii7 – bv7 – bVI

Interlude

  • B♭ – E♭m7 – B – E♭m7
    bVI – bii7 – VI – bii7

Vamp 1

  • B – E♭m7 (×2)
    VI – bii7

Vamp 2

Same chords as Vamp 1.

Vamp 3

Same chords as Vamp 1.

Vamp 4

  • B
    VI

Chord vocabulary

ChordRoman numeralRoleHeard in
Dm7i7Home chord (tonic)Intro, A Section, Break, C Section
B♭bVIIn the keyIntro, Break, C Section, A Section, Interlude
Gm7iv7In the keyIntro, A Section, B Section
Asus4Vsus4In the keyIntro, C Section
AVIn the keyIntro, A Section, C Section
A7V7In the keyA Section, Break
FbIIIIn the keyC Section
F/AbIII⁶In the keyC Section
B♭add9bVIadd9In the keyC Section
G7/BIV⁶₅Outside the key (chromatic)C Section
G7sus4/CIV7sus4 (bass C)In the keyC Section
C♯augVII+In the keyC Section
Dm7♭5/A♭iø⁴₃Outside the key (chromatic)C Section
G7IV7Secondary dominant (V/bVII)C Section
C9sus4bVII9sus4In the keyC Section
DmiHome chord (tonic)C Section
Dm/Ci (bass C)Home chord (tonic)C Section
Dm/Bi (bass B)Outside the key (chromatic)C Section
E♭m7bii7Outside the key (chromatic)A Section, Break, Interlude, Vamp
A♭m7bv7Outside the key (chromatic)A Section, B Section, Break
B♭7bVI7Outside the key (chromatic)A Section
BVIOutside the key (chromatic)Interlude, Vamp

Harmonic highlights

  • G7 acts as V/bVII: it resolves to C9sus4.

Sources & accuracy

  • Chords: the iReal Pro forum charts archived in ChoCo (de Berardinis et al., 2023). Community chord chart “Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues” (credited “Barbelivien-Medhi (Patricia Kaas)”, style Pop 12-8) from the forum file linked here, CC BY 4.0 via ChoCo. Performer/songwriter confirmed from Wikidata.
  • Section names: from the chart's own markings: section names written on the chart (Intro, Verse, Chorus…) are kept, and rehearsal letters are shown as “A Section”, “B Section” and so on (the B of an AABA song is called the Bridge).
  • Chord charts are often written in a key that suits a particular singer or band, so this may not be the key of the original recording.
  • The chart's D.S./D.C./coda jumps have been written out in playing order.
  • About the song: Wikipedia.
  • Not verified: other charts of this song differ in places from this one, so this page isn't marked verified.
  • Rhythm and chord durations aren't shown; each step is one chord change.

Sources & Accuracy

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

  • Chords from a chart a musician wrote and shared on the iReal Pro forums (archived in the ChoCo research dataset); may be in a different key from the recording, and not checked against it.

    Community chord chart “Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues” (credited “Barbelivien-Medhi (Patricia Kaas)”, style Pop 12-8) from the forum file linked here, CC BY 4.0 via ChoCo. Performer/songwriter confirmed from Wikidata.

All Piano Voicings

#SectionChordLeft handRight handSources
1Intro, part 1 (×2)Dm7D2, A2C4, F4, A4—
2Intro, part 1 (×2)B♭B♭2, F3D4, F4, B♭4—
3Intro, part 2Gm7G2, D3D4, F4, B♭4—
4Intro, part 2B♭B♭2, F3D4, F4, B♭4—
5Intro, part 2Asus4A2, E3D4, E4, A4—
6Intro, part 2AA2, E3C♯4, E4, A4—
7A Section 1Dm7D2, A2C4, F4, A4—
8A Section 1Gm7G2, D3D4, F4, B♭4—
9A Section 1AA2, E3C♯4, E4, A4—
10A Section 1A7A2, E3C♯4, E4, G4—
11A Section 1Dm7D2, A2C4, F4, A4—
12B Section 1Gm7G2, D3D4, F4, B♭4—
13Break 1, part 1A7A2, E3C♯4, E4, G4—
14Break 1, part 2 (×2)Dm7D2, A2C4, F4, A4—
15Break 1, part 2 (×2)B♭B♭2, F3D4, F4, B♭4—
16Break 2A7A2, E3C♯4, E4, G4—
17C SectionFF2, C3C4, F4, A4—
18C SectionF/AA2C4, F4, A4—
19C SectionB♭add9B♭2, F3D4, F4, C5—
20C SectionG7/BB1D4, F4, G4, B4—
21C SectionG7sus4/CC2D4, F4, G4, C5—
22C SectionC♯augC♯2, C♯3C♯4, E♯4, G♯♯4—
23C SectionDm7D2, A2C4, F4, A4—
24C SectionDm7♭5/A♭A♭2C4, D4, F4, A♭4—
25C SectionG7G2, D3B3, D4, F4—
26C SectionC9sus4C2, G2B♭3, D4, F4, G4—
27C SectionDmD2, A2A3, D4, F4—
28C SectionDm/CC2A3, D4, F4—
29C SectionDm/BB1A3, D4, F4—
30C SectionB♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
31C SectionAsus4A2, E3A3, D4, E4—
32C SectionAA2, E3A3, C♯4, E4—
33C SectionB♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
34A Section 4E♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
35A Section 4A♭m7A♭2, E♭3C♭4, E♭4, G♭4—
36A Section 4B♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
37A Section 4B♭7B♭2, F3A♭3, D4, F4—
38A Section 4E♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
39B Section 3A♭m7A♭2, E♭3C♭4, E♭4, G♭4—
40Break 3B♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
41Break 3E♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
42Break 3A♭m7A♭2, E♭3C♭4, E♭4, G♭4—
43Break 3B♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
44InterludeB♭B♭2, F3B♭3, D4, F4—
45InterludeE♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
46InterludeBB1, F♯2B3, D♯4, F♯4—
47InterludeE♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
48Vamp 1 (×2)BB1, F♯2B3, D♯4, F♯4—
49Vamp 1 (×2)E♭m7E♭2, B♭2B♭3, D♭4, G♭4—
50Vamp 4BB1, F♯2B3, D♯4, F♯4—