St. Stephen's Day is a Hornpipe in 4/4 (key: Gmix). It uses 4 unique chords and is classified as Beginner difficulty.
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Unique chords
4 chordsBeginner
Functional harmony
Progression (degrees)
I → IV → V → IV → I → I → IV → I → V → I → I → V → I → I → I → VII → V → I → I → IV → I → V → I
Progression (chords)
G → C → D → C → G → G → C → G → D → G → G → D → G → G → G → F → D → G → G → C → G → D → G
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Simple Tune Structure - Parts/Chords
Parts and chords for session tune St. Stephen's Day. Use Key+/Key− to transpose.
Part A
G-|G-|C-D-|C-G-|G-|G-|C-G-|D-G-|D-G-|G-|D-|G-|G-|G-|G-|F-|D-G-|G-|G-|C-G-|D-G-||
Common chord palette in Mixolydian (trad session usage)
This table shows common diatonic chords in the Mixolydian mode. The flattened seventh gives Mixolydian its characteristic sound in many traditional tunes.
| I | bVII | IV | V | vi | ii | (iii°) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | G | D | E | F#m | Bm | C#° |
| D | C | G | A | Bm | Em | F#° |
| E | D | A | B | C#m | F#m | G#° |
| G | F | C | D | Em | Am | B° |