Theory – Circle of Fifths – Blues Major Pentatonic
Theory – Circle of Fifths – Blues Major Pentatonic · Displayed in: C · Root: C · Progression: C Blues Major Pentatonic - G Blues Major Pentatonic - D Blues Major Pentatonic - A Blues Major Pentatonic · Events: 24
Study the progression in its active key, transpose it when useful, and move between progression, structure, timeline, and graphical views before playing or editing.
Listen once before changing the view
- Choose the displayed key and read the progression summary.
- Use the tabs to compare progression, structure, timeline, and graphical relationships.
- Play the harmony, edit only when you understand the event structure, and return to the harmony list for another example.
Chord/Scale
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C Blues Major PentatonicC D D# E G A
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G Blues Major PentatonicG A A# B D E
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D Blues Major PentatonicD E F F# A B
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A Blues Major PentatonicA B C C# E F#
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E Blues Major PentatonicE F# G G# B C#
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B Blues Major PentatonicB C# D D# F# G#
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Gb Blues Major PentatonicF# G# A A# C# D#
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Db Blues Major PentatonicC# D# E F G# A#
Hear the logic inside this progression
Read the active key
The active key changes the displayed voicing and related pitch information; use the transpose control to compare the same progression in another tonal center.
Compare structure and timeline
Progression and structure explain what is present; timeline and graphical views help you verify when it happens and how the voices move.
Sing the bass movement before transposing it
- Choose the displayed key and read the progression summary.
- Use the tabs to compare progression, structure, timeline, and graphical relationships.
- Play the harmony, edit only when you understand the event structure, and return to the harmony list for another example.