Starting out with woodwind instruments can feel a little overwhelming, but don’t worry! There are some easy chord progressions that can help you make beautiful music while you learn.

Easy Chord Progressions

1. I-IV-V: This is one of the most popular chord progressions in many types of music. If you're playing in the key of C, here's what it looks like:

   • I: C major
   • IV: F major
   • V: G major

   You can play simple tunes over these chords, which makes it a go-to for beginners.

2. I-V-vi-IV: You’ll hear this progression a lot in pop music. In C major, it goes like this:

   • I: C major
   • V: G major
   • vi: A minor
   • IV: F major

3. ii-V-I: This progression is often used in jazz. It has a smooth, nice sound. In C major, it looks like this:

   • ii: D minor
   • V: G major
   • I: C major

Tips for Practice

• Experiment: After you know the progressions, try making up your own tunes! Hum or whistle a song while you play the chords.

• Use a Metronome: Keeping a steady beat is really important. Start playing slowly and speed up as you get more comfortable.

• Record Yourself: Listening to what you play can help you see how you’re improving and what you might want to work on.

With these easy chord progressions and a little creativity, you can play fun melodies and start building your music skills on woodwind instruments. Enjoy playing!