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1 Rogine’s General Orders For Analyzing Chord Progressions Homework #11

2 Original Assignment:

3 Step 1: Analyze from back to front

4 Step 2: Label all IM7 Chords D: IM7 IM6 IM7 IM7

5 Step 3: Label all V7 Chords of the key and draw arrows D: IM7 V7 IM6 V7 IM7 V7 IM7

6 Step 4: Label all II-7 Chords D: IM7 II-7 V7 IM6 II-7 V7 IM7 V7 IM7

7 Step 5: Bracket all II-7 → V7 UNDER chord symbols D: IM7 II-7 V7 IM6 II-7 V7 IM7 V7 IM7

8 D: IM7 #I° II-7 V7 IM6 II-7 V7 IM7 V7 IM7 Step 6: Label all diminished chords You are in a chord pattern, BABY!!

9 Step 7: All Chord Patterns with 4 chords MUST have a bracket ABOVE the chord symbols D: IM7 #I° II-7 V7 IM6 II-7 V7 IM7 V7 IM7

10 Step 8: Label all secondary dominants with arrows D: IM7 #I° II-7 V7 IM6 II-7 V7 IM7 V7/II V7/V V7 IM7 V7/IV IV IM7 V7 IM7

11 Fill in the missing chords D: IM7 #I° II-7 V7 IM6 VI-7 II-7 V7 IM7 V7/II V7/V V7 IM7 V7/IV IV IV-7 IM7 V7 IM7

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