Guitar Chords That Go Well Together

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Here are various chord progressions that complement each other well, categorized by major and minor keys. Each bar represents a count of 1 to 4 in a standard 4/4 time signature.

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Major Chord Progressions

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Key of C major:

• C | G | Am | F (I - V - vi - IV)

• C | Em | Am | F (I - iii - vi - IV)

• C | F | G | F (I - IV - V - IV)

• C | F/C | G/C | C (I - IV/I - V/I - I)

• C | C/B | Am | Am/G | F | G | C | C (I - I/VII - vi - vi/V - IV - V - I - I)

• C | Bdim7 E7 | Am | F G (I - vii° III7 - vi - IV - V)

• C | C7/Bb | F/A | Fm/Ab (I - I7/b7 - IV/VI - iv)

• C | Dm | Em | F | C (I - ii - iii - IV - I)

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Key of G major:

• G | D | Em | C (I - V - vi - IV)

• G | Em | Am | D (I - vi - ii - V)

• G | Am | Bm | C (I - ii - iii - IV)

• G | B | C | D (I - III - IV - V)

• G | C/G | D/G | G (I - IV/I - V/I - I)

• G | F#dim B7 | Em | C D (I - vii° III7 - vi - IV - V)

• G | G7/F | C/E | Cm (I - I7/b7 - IV/VI - iv)

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Minor Chord Progressions

 

Key of A minor:

• Am | C | Dm | E (i - III - iv - V)

• Am | F | C | G (i - VI - III - VII)

• Am | Am | F | E (i - i - VI - V)

• Am | Dm | C | E (i - iv - III - V)

• Am | Bdim | E | Am (i - ii(dim) - V - i)

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Key of D minor:

• Am | G | D | D (i - VII - IV - IV)

• Dm | F | Bb | C (i - III - VI - VII)

• Dm | C | Gm | Bb (i - VII - iv - VI)

• Dm | Bb | Am | C (i - VI - v - III)

• Dm | C | Dm | C (i - VII - I - VII)

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Key of E minor:

• Em | C | G | D (i - VI - III - VII)

• Em | G | Em | G (i - III - i - III)

• Em | Am | G | C (i - iv - III - VI)

• Em | D | C | C (i - VII - VI - VI)

• Em | Am | D | C (i - iv - VII - VI)

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Key of B minor:

• Bm | D | A | G (i - III - VII - VI)

• Bm | F#m | G | A (i - v - VI - VII)

• Bm | G | Bm | G (i - VI - i - VI)

• Bm | D | F#m | E (i - III - v - IV)

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Remember that these progressions are just starting points, and you can experiment with variations and transitions to create your own unique chord sequences. Enjoy exploring the world of musical harmony!