File:AllTheThingsYouAre-bars17thru24.ogg

David Luebbert, generated via SongTrellis Tunetext.

Fair use rationale:

This MIDI sequence is an arrangement of the bridge (B section) of the chord sequence of Jerome Kern's "All The Things You Are" generated via a software algorithm.

Chord sequences, notated as a list of chord symbols, do not violate a composer's copyright since many compositions can be written or improvised upon a particular sequence of chords.

A particular original arrangement of the chords in a sequence that does not share melodic or rhythmic features with a copyrighted published arrangement can be considered to be a new musical work that is not a derivative work of the composition that is the original source of the chord progression used.

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