John Graham's 78th is a Reel in 4/4 (key: Gm). It uses 10 unique chords and is classified as Advanced difficulty.
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Unique chords
10 chordsAdvanced
Functional harmony
Progression (degrees)
I7 → IV → VII7 → I7 → IV → VII7 → VII7 → IV7 → IV → VII → VII → VII7 → VII7 → I → I7 → IV7 → VII7 → VII7 → IV7 → IV → VII → IV → VII7 → I7 +2 more
Progression (chords)
Gm7 → Cm → F7 → G7/B → Cm → F7 → F7 → Cm7 → Cm → F/A → F → F7 → F7/A → Gm → G7 → Cm7 → F7 → F7 → Cm7 → Cm → F/A → Cm → F7 → G7/B +2 more
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Simple Tune Structure - Parts/Chords
Parts and chords for session tune John Graham's 78th. Use Key+/Key− to transpose.
Part A
Bb-|Eb-Bb/D-|Bb-Gm7-|Cm-Eb/F-| Bb-Bb/D-|Eb-Bb-|Cm-Eb/F-|Bb-|Bb-F7-||
Part B
Bb-|Eb-Bb/D-|Cm-F/A-|F-F7-| Gm-Bb/F-|Bb-Bb/D-|Cm7-Eb/F-|Bb-F7-| Bb-|Eb-Bb/D-|Cm-F/A-|Cm-Eb/F-| Bb-Bb/D-|Eb-Bb-|Cm-Eb/F-|Bb-||
Common chord palette in minor (Aeolian / trad usage)
This table shows a common chord palette for natural minor (Aeolian) in session playing. Minor tunes may occasionally borrow a dominant 7th for a stronger resolution.
| i | bVII | bVI | iv | v | III | (V7) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Am | G | F | Dm | Em | C | E7 |
| Bm | A | G | Em | F#m | D | F#7 |
| Dm | C | Bb | Gm | Am | F | A7 |
| Em | D | C | Am | Bm | G | B7 |
| Gm | F | Eb | Cm | Dm | Bb | D7 |