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Hopeful progression (I-V-vi-IV) in D major

The Hopeful progression (I-V-vi-IV) in D major uses 4 chords: D major (I), A major (V), B minor (vi), G major (IV).

The chords

DmajorI
AmajorV
Bminorvi
GmajorIV

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Genre: Pop

The most ubiquitous pop progression, used in thousands of hits from the 80s to today.

Famous songs using it

Let It Be - The Beatles
Don't Stop Believin' - Journey
No Woman No Cry - Bob Marley

Other progressions in D major

Yearning (I-V-vi-V)
Nostalgic (I-V-ii-IV)
Optimistic (I-vi-IV-V)
Cheerful (I-IV-V-IV)
Reflective (I-IV-vi-V)
Smooth (I-vi-ii-V)
Confident (I-vi-IV-V)
Triumphant (IV-I-V-V)
Satisfying (IV-I-V-vi)
Longing (vi-V-IV-V)
Gentle (I-ii7-I-IV)
Dramatic (I-VI-I-V)
Surprising (I-bVI-V-V)
Bittersweet (IV-iv-I-I)
Warm (IV-bVII-I-I)
Serene (I-II-V/vi-vi)
Comforting (IV-ii/bVII-I-I)
Dreamy (I-vi-IV-iv/bvi)

Same progression in other keys

C major
E-flat major
E major
F major
G major
A major
B-flat major

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The Hopeful progression (I-V-vi-IV) in D major uses 4 chords: D major (I), A major (V), B minor (vi), G major (IV). The most ubiquitous pop progression, used in thousands of hits from the 80s to today.

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