Avalier

B flat major, and all notes are played simultaneously, yes. I'll attach the introduction, exported in the rather poor quality of MIDI instruments, haven't had a chance to use any DAW software to make it sound decent -- dropbox.com/s/goi8fwhtzdsie55/comp1.mp3 NB: The linking feature in the editor pops up an audio player which doesn't seem to play files from Dropbox, I'll leave the URL instead.

Hello, I am in the process of writing an evaluation of my GCSE composition and I can't seem to identify the chord progression I'm using, most likely because my compositions have been intuitive and inspired from things I've heard before. Here are the chords in question: G, Bb, Eb, F with C in the left hand - E flat 9? F, Bb, D, F with G in the left hand - G minor 7? F, Bb, C with Bb in the left hand - Bb sus 2? F major. If somebody could help me out that would be great I can attach the audio file if anyone needs to have a listen.