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The foundational jazz cadence.
Minor ii-V-i with the half-diminished ii.
Descending cycle of fifths through diatonic 7th chords.
Bebop-style blues with ii-V turnarounds.
i-VII-VI-V descending, Spanish/flamenco flavor.
Mixolydian rock move — E-D-A.
Pachelbel canon: I-V-vi-iii-IV-I-IV-V.
The twelve-bar blues in C.
Two-bar turnaround ending a blues chorus.
The four-chord pop progression behind thousands of hits.
The classic 50s doo-wop cycle.
i-VI-III-VII — a classic minor-key four-chord pop loop.
The other dominant pop rotation, "sensitive female" progression.
Lush ii-V-I with rich extensions.
Bossa nova with altered dominant.