vi–V–IV–V in B♭ Major

Pattern: vi – V – IV – V   Chords: Gm – F – E♭ – F

Chord Breakdown

NumeralChordTypeFunction
vi Gm (details) minor Submediant
V F (details) major Dominant
IV E♭ (details) major Subdominant
V F (details) major Dominant

Harmonic Analysis

This progression moves through Gm (Submediant) → F (Dominant) → E♭ (Subdominant) → F (Dominant).

Starting on the relative minor, this progression descends through V and IV before lifting back to V. The minor opening gives it an introspective quality while the ending dominant drives it forward.

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Chord Details

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