I–vi–IV–ii–V in F Major

Pattern: I – vi – IV – ii – V Chords: F – Dm – B♭ – Gm – C

Chord Breakdown

Numeral	Chord	Type	Function
I	F (details)	major	Tonic
vi	Dm (details)	minor	Submediant
IV	B♭ (details)	major	Subdominant
ii	Gm (details)	minor	Supertonic
V	C (details)	major	Dominant

Harmonic Analysis

This progression moves through F (Tonic) → Dm (Submediant) → B♭ (Subdominant) → Gm (Supertonic) → C (Dominant).

An expanded turnaround that inserts a IV chord for additional harmonic color before the cadential ii–V. The extra chord stretches the phrase and adds a gentle plagal quality before the dominant resolution.

Song Examples

My Funny Valentine — Richard Rodgers
There Will Never Be Another You — Harry Warren

Chord Details

F Dm B♭ Gm C

More Progressions in F Major

I–IV–V–I I–V–vi–IV I–vi–IV–V ii–V–I I–IV–V I–♭VII–IV vi–IV–I–V I–V–vi–iii–IV–I–IV–V I–IV I–V IV–V IV–I