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King of Chords E-Zine, Issue #009 -- Chord Substitution April 09, 2007 |
yoChord Substitution
how to change your chords for other chords and still have your melody supported
exchanging chord V for chord VII In G Major chord V is D7 or D, chord VII is F#m7b5 this progression || G / / / | C / D / || can become this || G / / / | C / F#m7b5 / ||
a simple I IV V progression in G Major can change to these ||G / / / | C / D / || ||Bm / / / | C / D / || ||Em / / / | C / D / || ||G / / / | Am / D / || ||Bm / / / | Am / D / || ||Em / / / | Am / D / || ||G / / / | C / F#m7b5 / || ||Bm / / / | C / F#m7b5 / || ||Em / / / | C / F#m7b5 / || ||G / / / | Am / F#m7b5 / || ||Bm / / / | Am / F#m7b5 / || ||Em / / / | Am / F#m7b5 / ||
NEXT MONTHS NEWSLETTERnext step is the Mode change we can substitute chords from any G mode what???? you sure can as long as you support the melody that's fine CHORD PROGRESSION OF THE MONTH"There's a place for this" by Cute is what we aim for
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