top of page
Search

Common Chord Progressions

  • Writer: ST
    ST
  • Mar 15
  • 1 min read

On Thursday, March 20th, 2025, we're doing a short workshop about Common chord progressions everyone should know. This will be lively, interactive, and a lot of fun.

6:30-7:00 p.m.


In popular music (pop/rock/folk/blues and more), there are common chord progressions. Knowing these chord progressions will make it easier to:

  • Accompany yourself as you sing a song

  • Play a song by ear

  • Write a song

  • Transpose a song into a different key

  • Tell accompanists the chord progression of a song (I do this all the time at jam sessions)


    I mentioned this in our workshop on March 6th. I know. We covered a lot, and there was a lot of interest in having a follow-up session on this topic.

    Chord progressions (e.g., C, F, G or 1, 4, 5)

  • Nashville numbering system for chords (e.g.,1,4,5)

  • I – V – vi – IV or I – vi – IV – V  or   vi – V – IV – V or I – bVII – IV – I or IV – V – I – vi


Please bring your guitar or other instrument, as we'll be playing these progressions together.


Let us know you're coming (click the button below)




 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
Playing Well With Others Part 2

Here are the notes we discussed in our second session of Playing Well With Others Ideas for song/set leaders Communicate Name of the song...

 
 
 
Being Heard

ST Rocks is a place to be heard. We've just added Comments and ratings (at the bottom of the home page) An online community where you...

 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page