Chord sequence
G♯m7 A7 Dmaj7 E♯7 A♯maj7 C♯7 F♯maj7
In every key
Four-note rootless voicings in their two forms, with the 3rd or the 7th on the bottom, played over the root.
Heard in F# major
All the chords
John Coltrane's substitution for a ii-V-I: the music passes through three keys a major third apart, I, bVI and III, each reached by its own dominant, before arriving home.
Over G#m7 · ii7
Mode 2 of Major
Over A7 · V7/♭VI
Mode 4 of Melodic Minor
Over Dmaj7 · ♭VImaj7
Mode 4 of Major
Over E#7 · V7/III
Mode 6 of Blues
Over A#maj7 · ?
The major scale and its modes are the most commonly used scales in western music.
Over C#7 · V7
Mode 5 of Major
Over F#maj7 · Imaj7