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Round Midnight

Thelonious Monk

Key: EbmTime: 4/4Feel: Ballad
Coltrane ChangesBackdoor CadenceDominant Cycle

Chord progression

Aø7
D7#9
Gø7
C7#9
Fø7
Bb7#9
Ebm7Ab7Db7
Gb7B7Bb7#5
A‖:
Ebm/DEbm7/Db
C°7(Cø7)Abm7Db7
Ebm6(Cø7)
Bm7E7Bbm7Eb7
Abm7Db7
Ebm7Ab7
CøB7b5
1.
Bb7b9b5
:‖
CøB7Bb7sus
2.
Eb6Fine>
B
Cø7B7b5
Bb7b5
Cø7B7b5
Bb7b5
Abm7Fm7Bb7
Cø7F7
Db9(Bbm7)Eb7)<D.S.B9(Abm7)Db7)
Abm7(F#m7)B7)sFm7Bb7
⊕
Cø7F7b9
Cø7F7b9
F#m7B7
F#m7B7
Bm7E7
Fø7Bb13b9
Eb7Bbm7Eb7Abm7
Db7F#m7B7E7
EbM7#11<*44

Chord progressions sourced from community-uploaded data for educational practice. Used in good faith for learning purposes.Harmonically dense tune — multiple chords per bar.

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