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Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants.
Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants. You can learn what tritone substitution is here: Tritone Substitution We covered secondary dominants in the past here: Secondary Dominants V7/II Cmaj7 | A7 | Dm | G7 Substituting the A7 with its tritone subst, gives you following progression: Cmaj7 | Eb7 | Dm | G7 V7/III Cmaj7 | B7 … Tritone Substitution With Secondary Dominants.
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Fun With Secondary Dominants
The Theory of Secondary Dominants The 5th chord in a scale always wants to resolve to the first chord in a scale. For example: ||: C | Am | Dm | G7 :|| C || 7th chords (as in: “G7) are also called “dominant chords”. V7 in the scale is called “the dominant chord) because … Fun With Secondary Dominants
Songwriting Tricks and Secret Every Songwriter Should Know
Songwriting Tricks and Secret Every Songwriter Should Know The process of writing songs gets more fun the better you get at it. The more you know about harmony, melody, and song form, the better your songs will get. That knowledge also makes the songwriting process much more effective, and hence less tedious. The feeling you … Songwriting Tricks and Secret Every Songwriter Should Know
Tagged Chords | - Part 3 Los Angeles Guitar Lessons by Vreny Van Elslande, Constant structure, drone, harmony, line cliche, Modal Interchange, Music Theory | Los Angeles Guitar Lessons by Vreny Van Elslande, Open tunings, Ostinato, pedalboard, Secondary Dominants, songwriting, Tritone Substitution V7’s. Dim 7th chords