Piano Passing Chords. Dominant Substitutes and Relative Chords.

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The use of the Dominant Relative and Dominant Substitutes as piano passing chords. Subscribe for more modern harmony and jazz piano tutorials. To subscribe to the course "Piano for the Modern Musician" go to insidepiano.co...

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This video, and others from the same source, contains some INVALUABLE basic information. Thanks a million !

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This is the clearest and most concise general explanation of the use of substitute dominant chords that I've found so far. The presentation is a perfect balance of theoretical explanation and musical examples.

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I am a guitar player and I was searching for "passing chords" and came across your page. This video is phenomenal. I play by ear and your lesson clarified for me passing chords and relative dominant chords. This was an awesome and very rewarding lesson. My wife is a struggling piano player (with a beautiful voice) and I'll show her this too. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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This is the most comprehensive explanation on this topic i have ever seen. i studied dominant substitutes aka tritone substitutions but i was never clear of how the other dominants fit in. Thanks !

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Absolutely brilliant and most comprehensive tutorial on the topic!! Million THANKS!!!!

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Wow! That moved along a quite a lick and I am going to have to watch this video several times and takes notes. Absolutely brilliant explanation. Knowing how to find exactly the chord I want has always been a challenge for me. Great video. Thanks so much.

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Wow! Pretty neat presentation. I love the way you play the blues. It sounds so calm and soul catching. Well-done

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Great video! You really summarized all the uses of dominants in 1 video. Loved the examples

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Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for when I searched for passing chords.

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Great explanation of the dominant 7 chords. You make it all sound so easy. Your videos are very insightful. Thanks for sharing.

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min 8:11 Es un E7. Gran video!, he aprendido mucho; estoy muy agradecido, saludos desde Chile!!!!!!!

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very simpli learning how to play passing chord. Good tutorial

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Great video, thank you for sharing this! I think you meant to write E7 at 8:10 to resolve to the Amin. But you definitely have my subscription! I really like your style of teaching

[@papicihjag]

Federico,Thank you very much! I like very much your tutorials. I've got my mind clear as clean water because this tutorial. that's way, I have found another additional interesting passing chords I am now playing in my church piano solos, and I would like to share to you and everybody interested to. So for example: F7 to Em7, to Eb7(b5) to Dm7 to Db7(b5) to CM7. And this one not very common, I guess nobody use this one but I do, I LIKE IT!: B half diminish to or B diminish7 to Bb7 to Am7 to AbM7 to Ab7(b5) Dm7 to G7 to F#M7 to CM7; and this one: CM7 to B diminish 7 to B7 to Em7 to Eb6 to Dm7 to B diminish 7 to Db7 to CM7. What do you think my friend?

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Another good video you can make , you can show how does one decide what the cords of a tune should be based on the melody note. By the way, great demo video. Thanks. 👍

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Thanks very much Federico. Very helpful.

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how are you "borrowing diminished chords"? I loved your explanation of everything in this video tutorial, but that sounded so amazing and I'd love to know the theory and context!!

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Good lesson on 7th’s. You should take about how to use dim chords as passing chords. Example- you can approach a minor chord using a dim chord from 1/2 above or below. By the way, great demo video. Thanks. 👍

[@darthvader8804]

Any of these dominant chords roots are only a half step from one of the 3 diminished 7 chords. All of these context ways of using dominants comes from the diminished 7 chords and are related. Each diminished 7 has four dominants attached to it. Barry Harris explains this in great detail look him up.

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