i–iv–V in F♯ Minor

Pattern: i – iv – V   Chords: F♯m – Bm – C♯

Chord Breakdown

NumeralChordTypeFunction
i F♯m (details) minor Tonic
iv Bm (details) minor Subdominant
V C♯ (details) major Dominant

Harmonic Analysis

This progression moves through F♯m (Tonic) → Bm (Subdominant) → C♯ (Dominant).

This three-chord minor blues cadence moves from the minor tonic through the minor subdominant to a major dominant. The major V chord at the end creates a strong pull back to i, essential for minor blues.

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Chord Details

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