Roman Numeral Converter

Roman Numeral Converter MCP Connector for Claude

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Convert musical chord names to Roman numerals and vice-versa, with automatic transposition.

0 tools Official Updated Jun 28, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

The Roman Numeral Converter MCP allows musicians and theorists to bridge the gap between note-based progressions and functional harmonic notation. Using tools like parse_progression_string, resolve_harmonic_function, transpose_progression, and get_chord_metadata, you can instantly transform a sequence of chords (e.g., C-Am-F-G) into its Roman numeral equivalent (I-vi-IV-V). The server also supports automatic transposition, allowing you to shift any progression to a new target key while preserving the underlying harmonic functions and scale degrees.

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Parse this progression: C-Am-F-G

The parsed chords are: C, Am, F, G.

What is the harmonic function of Am in the key of C?

In the key of C, Am is the vi (minor) degree, which you can find using `resolve_harmonic_function`.

Transpose I-vi-IV-V from C to G.

The transposed progression in G is: G, Em, C, D, calculated via `transpose_progression`.

It parses chord progressions, identifies harmonic functions, and transposes sequences using `parse_progression_string` and `transpose_progression`. Tools available: `your_tool_name`.

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