Simple chord substitutions for I-VI-II-V
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- These simple chord substitutions for I-VI-II-V are essential and not that hard to get the hang of. Sometimes, tunes already have them written in and sometimes we use them creatively. I show you several examples in the lesson.
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Love the sound of substituting the iii7 for the 1maj7.
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They may be basic, but they work really well. A lot of bang for your buck for us newbies!
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Super helpful, thank you! I like the I i#dim ii V substitution very much too. I guess you wanted to keep it simple rather than be "exhaustive".
Glad it was helpful! I believe you're a jazz skills member so I have the one you mentioned and probably more. Take a look at the Turnarounds webinars :)
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Any time Brenda!
Thank you Sean!! I thought maybe you were going to get into chromatic bass movement with tritone subs of I vi ii V.
I love Eb to D to Db to C. Probably another lesson?
Thanks Bruce. Yes, that's for another time. People would pick me up on the word "simple" if I did that in this one. 🙂
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Bruce
Great teaching 🤛
Glad it was helpful! ✊
Nice! Definitely will add it to my practicing! Thanks!
Enjoy!
what keyboard are you using?
The keyboard is a Yamaha stage piano triggering samples from the computer.
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I am getting the idea, but my fingers and brain just can’t follow with all this voicings going on all over the place. Any way to learn how to do voicings without thinking?
I would practice voicings in isolation in V I or II V I progressions, SLOWLY. 🙂
I find that it's natural for most students to rush, trip over and not get fluent because they go quickly for the bits they like and slow down for the parts they don't. Try and slow down to the speed of the hardest part and go from there.