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Prince Ali

Aladdin · Alan Menken

Guitar adaptation · Am → Cm

A minor → C minor4/4A4 portrait
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Aladdin (1992) song · community-chart guitar adaptation; not a soundtrack transcription

User-selected Am → Cm guitar arrangement with explicitly regularized practice timing, contextual degrees and selected stage photograph.

Research record Collected while preparing this sheet

Read both user-supplied Ultimate Guitar charts in the browser; compared the separately engraved MusiGrilles text preview and Le Chansonnier variants. User approved simplified Am-to-Cm practice timing and image candidate B. Chord pitches/degrees derived explicitly; no ear-verification claimed.

Recording independently checked: No.

Passage fidelity

Opening · Practice adaptation

Preserved: Selected chord order and characteristic applied-dominant / minor-subdominant / chromatic-colour relationships from the requested chart.

Changed: Explicitly compacted to 4 regular 4/4 bars; ornamental intro A5, A7/E turnaround and initial B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Tonic minor-sixth colours from MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

Checked: Compared section harmony across the requested chart and the separate MusiGrilles arrangement. Summed durations per bar; checked onset order, selected final chord and loop boundary. Recording not auditioned. One-time passage; not presented as a cyclic loop.

harmony evidence · timing evidence

Refrain · Practice adaptation

Preserved: Selected chord order and characteristic applied-dominant / minor-subdominant / chromatic-colour relationships from the requested chart.

Changed: Explicitly compacted to 8 regular 4/4 bars; ornamental intro A5, A7/E turnaround and initial B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Tonic minor-sixth colours from MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

Checked: Compared section harmony across the requested chart and the separate MusiGrilles arrangement. Summed durations per bar; checked onset order, selected final chord and loop boundary. Recording not auditioned. E7→Am closes the cycle; alternate tonic ending described below.

harmony evidence · timing evidence

Menagerie · Practice adaptation

Preserved: Selected chord order and characteristic applied-dominant / minor-subdominant / chromatic-colour relationships from the requested chart.

Changed: Explicitly compacted to 4 regular 4/4 bars; ornamental intro A5, A7/E turnaround and initial B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Tonic minor-sixth colours from MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

Checked: Compared section harmony across the requested chart and the separate MusiGrilles arrangement. Summed durations per bar; checked onset order, selected final chord and loop boundary. Recording not auditioned. E→Dm6 returns into the selected loop.

harmony evidence · timing evidence

Transition · Practice adaptation

Preserved: Selected chord order and characteristic applied-dominant / minor-subdominant / chromatic-colour relationships from the requested chart.

Changed: Explicitly compacted to 2 regular 4/4 bars; ornamental intro A5, A7/E turnaround and initial B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Tonic minor-sixth colours from MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

Checked: Compared section harmony across the requested chart and the separate MusiGrilles arrangement. Summed durations per bar; checked onset order, selected final chord and loop boundary. Recording not auditioned. One-time passage; not presented as a cyclic loop.

harmony evidence · timing evidence

Finale · C minor · Practice adaptation

Preserved: Selected chord order and characteristic applied-dominant / minor-subdominant / chromatic-colour relationships from the requested chart.

Changed: Explicitly compacted to 10 regular 4/4 bars; ornamental intro A5, A7/E turnaround and initial B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Tonic minor-sixth colours from MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

Checked: Compared section harmony across the requested chart and the separate MusiGrilles arrangement. Summed durations per bar; checked onset order, selected final chord and loop boundary. Recording not auditioned. One-time passage; not presented as a cyclic loop.

harmony evidence · timing evidence

Claim-level evidence

Song · key adapted

Requested community-chart arrangement in Am then Cm, not a claim about the soundtrack concert keys. Minor-sixth tonic colours in MusiGrilles reduced to minor triads.

[1] Tuning / Capo metadata; Chorus; final Chorus
Standard EADGBE and no capo. Main refrains in Am; last refrain in Cm. No measured strumming pattern supplied.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Song · tuning adapted

Standard E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4, no capo, adopted from the requested chart.

[1] Tuning / Capo metadata; Chorus; final Chorus
Standard EADGBE and no capo. Main refrains in Am; last refrain in Cm. No measured strumming pattern supplied.

Song · meter adapted

Use 4/4 for an explicitly regularized accompaniment. No original tempo claimed. Nashgrid default 100 quarter notes/min is an editorial playback setting.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

[1] Tuning / Capo metadata; Chorus; final Chorus
Standard EADGBE and no capo. Main refrains in Am; last refrain in Cm. No measured strumming pattern supplied.

Am · harmony inferred

A–C–E; tonic in A minor.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Am occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles uses the corresponding added-sixth minor chord; this edition deliberately omits that added note, except in Dm6.

Am · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 0, 2, 2, 1, 0]; pitch classes [9, 4, 9, 0, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

E7 · harmony inferred

E–G♯–B–D; dominant of Am, G♯ leads to A.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
E7 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

E7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [0, 2, 0, 1, 0, 0]; pitch classes [4, 11, 2, 8, 11, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Dm · harmony inferred

D–F–A; minor subdominant.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Dm occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles uses the corresponding added-sixth minor chord; this edition deliberately omits that added note, except in Dm6.

Dm · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, None, 0, 2, 3, 1]; pitch classes [2, 9, 2, 5] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

B7 · harmony inferred

B–D♯–F♯–A; applied dominant of E/E7.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
B7 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

B7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 2, 1, 2, 0, 2]; pitch classes [11, 3, 9, 11, 6] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

F7 · harmony inferred

F–A–C–E♭; chromatic colour. Its E♭ is outside A natural minor; this edition retains the supplied chart, not a diminished substitute.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
F7 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

F7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [1, 3, 1, 2, 1, 1]; pitch classes [5, 0, 3, 9, 0, 5] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

A · harmony inferred

A–C♯–E; major tonic root used as an applied dominant of Dm.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
A occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

A · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 0, 2, 2, 2, 0]; pitch classes [9, 4, 9, 1, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

A7 · harmony inferred

A–C♯–E–G; dominant of Dm, C♯ resolves to D.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
A7 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

A7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 0, 2, 0, 2, 0]; pitch classes [9, 4, 7, 1, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

C7 · harmony inferred

C–E–G–B♭; dominant of F in A minor. In the finale its local role is V7/iv, leading to Fm.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
C7 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

C7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 3, 2, 3, 1, 0]; pitch classes [0, 4, 10, 0, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes. The fifth G is omitted; C, E and B♭ retain the root, major third and minor seventh.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

F · harmony inferred

F–A–C; diatonic sixth-degree major triad in A minor.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
F occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

F · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [1, 3, 3, 2, 1, 1]; pitch classes [5, 0, 5, 9, 0, 5] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Dm6 · harmony inferred

D–F–A–B; minor subdominant with added major sixth. iv6 here denotes added-sixth colour, not first inversion.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Dm6 occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

Dm6 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, None, 0, 2, 0, 1]; pitch classes [2, 9, 11, 5] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

E · harmony inferred

E–G♯–B; major dominant of Am.

[1] Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
E occurs in the Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

E · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [0, 2, 2, 1, 0, 0]; pitch classes [4, 11, 4, 8, 11, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in Verse 1 / Chorus / Verse 2 / Bridge
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Cm · harmony inferred

C–E♭–G; tonic after the direct move from Am to Cm. Finale degrees are relative to C.

[1] final Chorus
Cm occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles uses the corresponding added-sixth minor chord; this edition deliberately omits that added note, except in Dm6.

Cm · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 3, 5, 5, 4, 3]; pitch classes [0, 7, 0, 3, 7] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Ab7 · harmony inferred

A♭–C–E♭–G♭; chromatic sixth-degree dominant-seventh colour in C minor, analogous to F7 in A minor.

[1] final Chorus
Ab7 occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

Ab7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [4, 6, 4, 5, 4, 4]; pitch classes [8, 3, 6, 0, 3, 8] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

C · harmony inferred

C–E–G; major tonic root as dominant of Fm.

[1] final Chorus
C occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

C · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 3, 2, 0, 1, 0]; pitch classes [0, 4, 7, 0, 4] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Fm · harmony inferred

F–A♭–C; minor subdominant in C minor.

[1] final Chorus
Fm occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles uses the corresponding added-sixth minor chord; this edition deliberately omits that added note, except in Dm6.

Fm · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [1, 3, 3, 1, 1, 1]; pitch classes [5, 0, 5, 8, 0, 5] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

G · harmony inferred

G–B–D; dominant in C minor, with leading tone B.

[1] final Chorus
G occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

G · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [3, 2, 0, 0, 0, 3]; pitch classes [7, 11, 2, 7, 11, 7] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Eb7 · harmony inferred

E♭–G–B♭–D♭; dominant of A♭. Chosen grip sounds E♭–G–D♭–E♭ and omits the fifth B♭.

[1] final Chorus
Eb7 occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

Eb7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, 6, 5, 6, 4, None]; pitch classes [3, 7, 1, 3] (C=0). Four-string E-flat seventh grip, fifth omitted, root in bass.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Ab · harmony inferred

A♭–C–E♭; diatonic sixth-degree major triad in C minor.

[1] final Chorus
Ab occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

Ab · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [4, 6, 6, 5, 4, 4]; pitch classes [8, 3, 8, 0, 3, 8] (C=0). Root-position closed barre for controlled release.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

D7 · harmony inferred

D–F♯–A–C; applied dominant of G/G7.

[1] final Chorus
D7 occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

D7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [None, None, 0, 2, 1, 2]; pitch classes [2, 9, 0, 6] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

G7 · harmony inferred

G–B–D–F; dominant seventh resolving to Cm.

[1] final Chorus
G7 occurs in the final Chorus chord vocabulary. Timing is not specified.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
MusiGrilles chord inventory and sections provide the related dominant/colour harmony; exact grips are editorial, not copied.

G7 · voicing adapted

Editorial low-to-high grip [3, 2, 0, 0, 0, 1]; pitch classes [7, 11, 2, 7, 11, 5] (C=0). Open-position grip for accessible changes.

[1] Chord symbols in final Chorus
Symbols establish the intended harmony, not these exact fingerings. These grips were selected and pitch-checked editorially.

Opening · harmony adapted

Compact accompaniment preserving the selected harmonic route. Am:4 | E7:4 | Am:2 + Dm:2 | B7:2 + E7:2

[1] Verse 1
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Opening · timing adapted

Editorial 4/4 map, numbers are quarter-note beats: Am:4 | E7:4 | Am:2 + Dm:2 | B7:2 + E7:2. One attack at each chord onset; optionally use the suggested full-bar bass/brush pattern. Not soundtrack timing.

[1] Verse 1
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Refrain · harmony adapted

Compact accompaniment preserving the selected harmonic route. Am:2 + F7:1 + Am:1 | Am:4 | A:2 + A7:2 | Dm:4 | E7:2 + Am:2 | C7:2 + F:2 | B7:4 | E7:4

[1] Chorus
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Refrain · timing adapted

Editorial 4/4 map, numbers are quarter-note beats: Am:2 + F7:1 + Am:1 | Am:4 | A:2 + A7:2 | Dm:4 | E7:2 + Am:2 | C7:2 + F:2 | B7:4 | E7:4. One attack at each chord onset; optionally use the suggested full-bar bass/brush pattern. Not soundtrack timing.

[1] Chorus
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Menagerie · harmony adapted

Compact accompaniment preserving the selected harmonic route. Dm6:2 + Am:2 | Dm6:2 + Am:2 | Dm6:2 + Am:2 | F:2 + B7:1 + E:1

[1] Verse 2 / Bridge
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Menagerie · timing adapted

Editorial 4/4 map, numbers are quarter-note beats: Dm6:2 + Am:2 | Dm6:2 + Am:2 | Dm6:2 + Am:2 | F:2 + B7:1 + E:1. One attack at each chord onset; optionally use the suggested full-bar bass/brush pattern. Not soundtrack timing.

[1] Verse 2 / Bridge
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Transition · harmony adapted

Compact accompaniment preserving the selected harmonic route. B7:4 | E7:2 + F:2

[1] Bridge ending
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Transition · timing adapted

Editorial 4/4 map, numbers are quarter-note beats: B7:4 | E7:2 + F:2. One attack at each chord onset; optionally use the suggested full-bar bass/brush pattern. Not soundtrack timing.

[1] Bridge ending
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Finale · C minor · harmony adapted

Compact accompaniment preserving the selected harmonic route. Cm:2 + Ab7:1 + Cm:1 | C:1 + C7:1 + Fm:2 | G:2 + Cm:2 | Eb7:2 + Ab:2 | D7:4 | D7:4 | G7:2 + Cm:2 | Ab7:4 | Ab7:4 | Cm:1 + Ab7:1 + G7:1 + Cm:1

[1] final Chorus
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Finale · C minor · timing adapted

Editorial 4/4 map, numbers are quarter-note beats: Cm:2 + Ab7:1 + Cm:1 | C:1 + C7:1 + Fm:2 | G:2 + Cm:2 | Eb7:2 + Ab:2 | D7:4 | D7:4 | G7:2 + Cm:2 | Ab7:4 | Ab7:4 | Cm:1 + Ab7:1 + G7:1 + Cm:1. One attack at each chord onset; optionally use the suggested full-bar bass/brush pattern. Not soundtrack timing.

[1] final Chorus
Compared the ordered chord symbols in this passage. The supplied chart has no barline or beat-duration specification.

[2] Page 1, Chorus / Couplet; page 2, Chorus final
Opening and main material use Am6; Dm6 exchanges; final material uses Cm6, Fm6, G7, D7, Eb7 and Ab7/Ab. Marked 4/4.

Key & tuning Harmonic interpretation

Am main sections and Cm finale retained from the selected chart, corroborated as an arrangement by MusiGrilles Am6/Cm6. Standard tuning, no capo; no assertion of recording concert keys. [1] [2]

Chord functions

Am i

A–C–E; tonic in A minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
E7 V7

E–G♯–B–D; dominant of Am, G♯ leads to A. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Dm iv

D–F–A; minor subdominant. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
B7 V7/V

B–D♯–F♯–A; applied dominant of E/E7. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
F7 ♭VI7

F–A–C–E♭; chromatic colour. Its E♭ is outside A natural minor; this edition retains the supplied chart, not a diminished substitute. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
A V/iv

A–C♯–E; major tonic root used as an applied dominant of Dm. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
A7 V7/iv

A–C♯–E–G; dominant of Dm, C♯ resolves to D. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
C7 V7/♭VI

C–E–G–B♭; dominant of F in A minor. In the finale its local role is V7/iv, leading to Fm. The x32310 guitar grip omits G and doubles C/E. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
C7 V7/iv

In the C-minor finale C–E–G–B♭ is the applied dominant of Fm; E resolves up to F. The x32310 guitar grip omits G and doubles C/E. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
F ♭VI

F–A–C; diatonic sixth-degree major triad in A minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Dm6 iv6

D–F–A–B; minor subdominant with added major sixth. iv6 here denotes added-sixth colour, not first inversion. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
E V

E–G♯–B; major dominant of Am. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Cm i (Cm)

C–E♭–G; tonic after the direct move from Am to Cm. Finale degrees are relative to C. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Cm i

C–E♭–G; tonic after the direct move from Am to Cm. Finale degrees are relative to C. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Ab7 ♭VI7 (Cm)

A♭–C–E♭–G♭; chromatic sixth-degree dominant-seventh colour in C minor, analogous to F7 in A minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Ab7 ♭VI7

A♭–C–E♭–G♭; chromatic sixth-degree dominant-seventh colour in C minor, analogous to F7 in A minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
C V/iv (Cm)

C–E–G; major tonic root as dominant of Fm. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
C V/iv

C–E–G; major tonic root as dominant of Fm. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Fm iv (Cm)

F–A♭–C; minor subdominant in C minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Fm iv

F–A♭–C; minor subdominant in C minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
G V (Cm)

G–B–D; dominant in C minor, with leading tone B. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
G V

G–B–D; dominant in C minor, with leading tone B. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Eb7 V7/♭VI (Cm)

E♭–G–B♭–D♭; dominant of A♭. Chosen grip sounds E♭–G–D♭–E♭ and omits the fifth B♭. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Eb7 V7/♭VI

E♭–G–B♭–D♭; dominant of A♭. Chosen grip sounds E♭–G–D♭–E♭ and omits the fifth B♭. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Ab ♭VI (Cm)

A♭–C–E♭; diatonic sixth-degree major triad in C minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
Ab ♭VI

A♭–C–E♭; diatonic sixth-degree major triad in C minor. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
D7 V7/V (Cm)

D–F♯–A–C; applied dominant of G/G7. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
D7 V7/V

D–F♯–A–C; applied dominant of G/G7. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
G7 V7 (Cm)

G–B–D–F; dominant seventh resolving to Cm. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation
G7 V7

G–B–D–F; dominant seventh resolving to Cm. [1] [2]

Harmonic interpretation

Meter, duration & feel Playing suggestion

Explicit regularized 4/4 accompaniment: Opening 4, Refrain 8, Menagerie 4, Transition 2 and Finale 10 bars. Printed timing is adapted; 100 quarter-note BPM is only the Nashgrid playback default. [1] [2]

Choosing material for a looper Playing suggestion

Refrain ends on E7 and returns to Am; Menagerie ends on E and returns to Dm6. Different lengths and keys need deliberate musical alignment; finale and transition are one-time references. At most two simultaneous loops. [1] [2]

Improvisation choices Playing suggestion

Use A natural minor then C natural minor as starting material; follow each applied dominant and the chromatic sixth-degree sevenths with their actual chord tones. Suggestions, not recorded lead parts. [1] [2]

Cross-checks & arrangement decisions

Reference corrected by user. English version 2 supersedes the initial French chart. Broad harmony matches; A5 intro and Dm–A7/E–Dm embellishment omitted in the approved simplified opening. [1]

Colour chords and modulation. Keep supplied F7/Ab7 and direct Am→Cm move. MusiGrilles broadly agrees but uses minor-sixth colours. Le Chansonnier differs in intermediate keys and an ambiguous diminished label; not adopted. [1] [2] [3]

Timing and guitar figure. No soundtrack rhythm or lead phrase verified. User approved regularized 4/4 accompaniment. No featured riff or page 2; text-only pitch sources did not establish a corroborated guitar phrase. [1] [2]

Limits of this edition

  • Not checked against the recording; no original tempo or exact phrase timing claimed. Compact practice timing is printed on the sheet.
  • A5 entrance, A7/E ornament and first B major replaced by the approved simpler opening. Source tacets and theatrical pauses are not transcribed.
  • Finale degrees refer to C minor; header labels identify that context. Nashgrid uses fixed A-minor coordinates for all clips to preserve absolute pitches across shared chords such as C7.
  • Artwork is a 2013 stage photograph, not a 1992 film still. CC BY 2.0 applies to the photograph; separate character rights are not independently cleared.

Image research & credit

HarshLight · CC BY 2.0 · cropped / faded

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aladdin_-_11883895455_(cropped).jpg ↗

HarshLight, CC BY 2.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/). Existing crop by Shark1989z; desaturated and faded here. Photo licence does not clear separate character rights.

Selected candidate B after comparison with Genie/Aladdin and discussion of film-still rights. Royal costume suits Prince Ali; stage photograph, not a 1992 film still.

Sources

  1. Aladdin – Prince Ali, chords version 2 · jasmineblakey1975 ↗

    Chord sequence, Am-to-Cm arrangement, standard tuning and no capo; no quantified strumming or bar timing.

    Ultimate Guitar · Lineage: ug-prince-ali-community-family · User-selected English chart. Near-identical French version and E-Chords mirror grouped with this family; not independent corroboration.
  2. Prince Ali · MusiGrilles · dated 06/04/2019 ↗

    Main minor-key harmony, Dm6/Am6 exchanges, applied dominants, F7/Ab7 colour, final Cm6 section; 4/4 marking.

    MusiGrilles via Scribd · Lineage: musigrilles-prince-ali-2019 · Separately engraved two-page MusiGrilles chart, with Am6/Cm6, minor-sixth voicings and different transitions; distinct arrangement from the supplied lyric chart. Upstream transcription not established.
  3. Prince Ali · Aladdin · Le Chansonnier ↗

    Comparison only: rising intermediate keys and ambiguous F7(dim) label. Not used to certify the original recording key.

    Le Chansonnier · Lineage: ug-prince-ali-community-family · French lyric-chart lineage uncertain; conservatively grouped with the supplied community chart, despite different modulations and chord colours.