Chicago VI cover

Feelin' Stronger Every Day

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Chicago VI (1973)rockHigh3:41SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: B minorestTempo: 146 BPMest

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88%10 tracks · 5,217 notes · C major · 78 BPM· 3:41Recommended
Verse
Double Time
Double Time Part 2
Lead Vocals
Sax 1
Sax 2
Brass 1
Brass 2
Piano 1
Piano 2
Guitar
Bass
Drums
88%18 tracks · 6,938 notes · B minor · 146 BPM· 4:50extended
Feeling Stronger Everyday (Chicago)
French horn
Accordion
Trumpet
Electric Piano 2
Electric bass (finger)
Overdriven guitar
Alto sax
Std1 Kick1
Std1 Snare1
Std1 Snare2
Low Tom2
Closed Hi-Hat
Low Tom1
Mid Tom2
Mid Tom1
High Tom2
Crash Cymbal1
High Tom1
88%18 tracks · 6,949 notes · B minor · 146 BPM· 4:48extended
Muted trumpet
Accordion
Trumpet
Electric Piano 2
Electric bass (finger)
Overdriven guitar
Alto sax
Standard Drum Kit 1
Standard drum kit 2
Standard drum kit 3
Standard drum kit 4
Standard drum kit 5
Standard drum kit 6
Standard drum kit 7
Standard drum kit 8
Standard drum kit 9
Standard Drum Kit 10
Standard Drum Kit 11

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —10 tracks · 3:41

About this song

Feelin' Stronger Every Day by Chicago is in B minor (estimated), around 146 BPM. This 10-track arrangement runs 3:41 (Acoustic grand piano, Overdriven guitar, Electric bass (finger), Trumpet, Trombone, Alto sax, and Drums). 3 versions available to play and practice.

Difficulty by instrument

How hard each detected part is to play in the recommended version.

GuitarAdvanced
5.53 notes/sec
BassIntermediate
2.36 notes/sec
DrumsIntermediate
6.51 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
0.86 notes/sec
PianoBeginner
2.93 notes/sec
VocalsBeginner
1.5 notes/sec

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Section

Vocal range

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C3C4C5C6G3C♯5

G3 – C♯5 · 18 semitones (~1.5 octaves)

About the key of B minor

B minor is the 4th most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are Bm, Em, and F♯m.

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