Chord Progressions in A Minor

Discover the Andalusian cadence (Am–G–F–E): the iconic descending minor progression for flamenco, rock, and film, plus variations you can try.

Try minor i–iv–v in A minor (Am–Dm–Em): a dark, driving loop for rock and cinematic writing, plus scale and riff ideas to keep it moving on guitar.

Use descending minor slash chords (Am–Am/G–Am/F#–Am/F): cinematic bass motion under a static shape, with voicing, melody, and arrangement tips.

Build a funk vamp with i7–IV7 (Am7–D7): tight two-chord harmony for riffs and syncopation, plus voicing and bass-line ideas to stay in the pocket.

Try the two‑chord i–♭VII groove (Am–G): an easy funk/rock vamp for riffs and melodies, plus ways to build sections and jam without extra chords.

Play a sad minor loop in A minor (Am–E): a haunting two-chord progression with strong harmonic-minor pull, plus strumming, melody, and dynamics tips.

Unlock the minor iiø–V7–i in A minor (Bm7b5–E7–Am): essential for jazz piano comping, ii–V practice, and darker song endings for better voice leading.

Set a moody but catchy Aeolian loop in A minor (Am–Em–F–G) for indie pop, acoustic riffs, and chorus builds that feel tense yet singable for songwriting.