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? asked in Entertainment & MusicMusicJazz · 8 years ago

What is the Key to this chord progression: C G A# F G#?

And what scale would be appropriate?

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  • Erin
    8 years ago
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    The progression moves down stepwise, the notes in each chord would be:

    C, E, G

    B, D, G

    Bb, D, F (enharmonic to A# (same))

    A, C, F

    Ab, C, Eb (enharmonic to G#)

    I would just go off of those chord tones as it moves through; I don't know of a scale that would fit all of it.

  • ?
    8 years ago

    Well, you need to provide the tonality (major or minor). These notes are enharmonically incorrect, in terms of identifying key, in relation maj or min key signatures.

  • tonyp128
    Lv 6
    8 years ago

    I'd use Bb or F7

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