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Lessons: Lesson #11763: Turnarounds |
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Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6
Suggested Tempo: 120 |
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Lowercase = minor
Uppercase = Major
small circle o = diminished
The chords in C Major are as follows:
I = C
ii = Dm
iii = Em
IV = F
V = G
vi = Am
vii = Bo or Bdim
Changing the Lowercase to Uppercase gives
I = C
II = D
III = E
IV = F
V = G
VI = A
VII = B
We can also have the following
I = C
bII = Db
bIII = Eb
IV = F
V = G
bVI = Ab
bVII = Bb
Turnarounds can use any ONE SET of the above or
a mixture of all three sets.
1) The turnaround is usually used in bars 11 and 12
to take you home ( tonic resolution V7-->I).
2) They can also be used to replace extended durations
of the Tonic ( ex. 2 or 4 bars of the I chord)
3) The V(Dominant 7 = V7) or bII is usually
the last chord of the turnaround.
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