WHAT'S FOREVER FOR - Michael Martin Murphy

Simplified chord chart for WHAT'S FOREVER FOR - Michael Martin Murphy (karaoke of Atomic Karaoke...), in Cm at 76 BPM: 6 chords instead of 22, and 10 changes instead of 82. Sevenths became triads (C, D#, F, F#, G, G#), which cuts down the shapes you have to learn. Good for playing along all the way through without stalling on a change.

KeyCm

Tempo 76 BPM

Chord changes10

ChannelAtomic Karaoke...

In this version the sevenths were reduced to triads, and 72 changes too short for the hand to follow were merged. A diminished chord appears as minor — that is a substitution, not an equivalence: it sounds close when you are playing along, but it is not the same chord. For the harmony as it is, use the full version.

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Diatonic chords of D#

Degrees of the key
I	ii	iii	IV	V	vi	vii°
D#	Fm	Gm	G#	A#	Cm	D°

Chord track

Click any chord to jump the video to that point.

Notes that make up each chord

Useful for one-note-at-a-time instruments — sax, trumpet, flute, violin: they do not play the chord, they play its notes.

Chord	Notes	Functions
C	C E G	root, major third, fifth
D#	D# G A#	root, major third, fifth
F	F A C	root, major third, fifth
F#	F# A# C#	root, major third, fifth
G	G B D	root, major third, fifth
G#	G# C D#	root, major third, fifth