Major keys consist of notes of major scales, and the chords within major keys follow an order of Major (I), Minor (ii), Minor (iii), Major (IV), Major (V), Minor (VI), Diminished (vii). Major chords are identified by capitalized roman numerals and minor chords are undercase. The chords within a key are identified by a roman numeral, depending on what note they are within a scale, and if they are used in their major or minor form. What is a Chord Progression? Chord progressions use a combination of chords, within the same major or minor chord key, to create a song structure.
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