How would you go about writing a a chord progression properly using the circle of fifths in the phrygian mode?

1. How do you write a circle of fifths progression?
2. How do you use the circle of fifths in jazz?
3. How do you use the circle of fifths in composition?

How do you write a circle of fifths progression?

All you need to do to create a circle of fifths progression in a forward direction is to start on the I-chord, leap to any chord you'd like, and start the process of following each chord with one whose root is a 4th higher or a 5th lower. The chords for the sample above are: C F Bdim Em Am Dm G C.

How do you use the circle of fifths in jazz?

The closer two keys are in the Circle of Fifths, the more related they are (i.e. the more notes they share in common). The Circle of Fifths is called thus because, starting from any note, you can move down in fifths and proceed through all 12 notes until you get back to your original note.

How do you use the circle of fifths in composition?

To create a circle of fifths progression, follow these simple steps:

1. Choose a key for your song. ...
2. Identify the seven chords that naturally exist in that key. ...
3. Start your progression on any chord you wish. ...
4. The next chord will be built on the note that's 5 notes lower (or 4 notes higher (same thing)) (Ex: Em – Am)