V-I Substitution You Need To Know

[@Nick-gx4oc]

Thanks for this simple but essential lesson!!

[@Piano_Pig]

You're welcome!

[@casmartin790]

I know so little about playing the piano and actually have never had a lesson in my life but you make this stuff easy (with my *very* limited knowledge) to get my head around! Best bit is the sweet music I get to hear whole I learn 👍🏾

[@gizka6816]

thanks this is cool

[@martinbrookesmusic]

Maybe mention that the 3 and the 7 (b and f) of G7 are the same notes as the 7 and 3 (b and f) of Dflat7 (Csharp7). That’s why they can be substituted for each other. Same with all dominants a tritone apart.

[@tsg_frank5829]

Tritone subs are incredibly sick

[@d3a1990]

Like button instantly smashed 🐽

[@Piano_Pig]

That's what I like to hear

[@TaylorJohnHardin]

nice and concise video

[@DojoOfCool]

Thanks!

[@nixonkutz3018]

Distilling tritone sub to just the root - now it finally makes sense

[@anthonywintersteincover2563]

Les accords sont magnifiques bravo 👏👍

[@latinoamericanx]

nice !!! short and to-the-point early sunday lesson!♥ thank you Simon, from Argentina :)

[@Piano_Pig]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it 🙏

[@concioubandit9046]

thank you so much!

[@googledriver8795]

so nice , reminds me of Ahmed Jamal....thank you

[@Piano_Pig]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@oncebadseed]

Well explained... Thanks Simon

[@esdrasabel8315]

How not to love it ❤

[@dwheel39]

Thanks! 👍

[@richarpadilla1891]

I''m a classical trained pianist but i wanna learn new things like those you teach here, i'm practicing my major 2-5-1's and then i will study the minor 2-5-1 's, i'm practicing major scales, natural, harmonic ,melodic minor scales and the modes ,all of them,also the chromatic, whole tone, augmented and diminished scales,and major/minor pentatonic and blues scales !

[@Piano_Pig]

I wouldn’t bother just learning how to play all the modes up and down at the same time, that’s a very classical approach and you won’t get any better. You need to practice actually USING them. Pick one mode such as the Dorian and practice creating nice melodic patterns out of it and using it in creative ways.

[@richarpadilla1891]

@@Piano_Pig thanks for your advice, you are right !

[@boozalm3715]

@@richarpadilla1891 Rekt

[@GruntDestroyarChannel]

@@richarpadilla1891my favourite advice is listening to actual jazz recordings that you like and learning them by ear to the best of your ability. It sounds mundane but it really gives you an insight into how others play

[@claymor8241]

The tritone substitution is not so called because the interval between G and Db is a tritone. It’s called that because G7 and Db7 share the same internal tritone as their 7th and 3rd, or 3rd and 7th, the notes F and B. That is the tritone referred to in tritone substitutions.

[@GruntDestroyarChannel]

I always forget about this

[@vansullivan236]

Excellent!❤

[@adewaleagosu4630]

this is the best!!

[@Piano_Pig]

Thanks man! 🙏

[@skinnista]

very useful thanks!

[@Piano_Pig]

You’re welcome!

[@NateHendrix]

Great video! This is super cool. I love your chord voicings

[@coloaten6682]

More quality education, thanks Simon! 😁

[@Piano_Pig]

You're welcome, Col! 🙂

[@ryanmelvey8764]

nice one. i want to also find voicings on guitar with this method

[@mr.fantasee]

Amazing as always Simon!

[@mardeyseixas8713]

Bomdia amigo

[@TheWorld_2099]

You jazz guys messing with that devil’s interval is going to get us all killed..!

[@music24u]

I'm thinking about joining but I play contemporary gospel music which uses a lot of jazz and blues chords I know about the number system so I play by ear can your class help me

[@GarretsShadow]

I'm a bit confused. Why is there an E in the G7 chord?

[@Piano_Pig]

I turned it into a G13 when I changed the voicing to give it some extra colour

[@martinbrookesmusic]

G is 1. B is 3. D is 5. F is 7 (flat7 for G dominant). A is 9. C is 11. E is 13. It can be confusing sometimes because the A can also be 2 and E can also be 6 but when speaking about dominant chords the E is viewed as an extension of the 7 chord, in other words 13. Hope that helps.

[@niknic12]

Could you please tell me what piano software you are using to show what you are actually playing on your real piano? Thank you!

[@ceyhanyzc]

So we can call these dominant chords which are a half step above the 1 chord as "tritone substitutions" is it correct? Thank you god bless 👏🏼👏🏼🔆

[@Piano_Pig]

Yeah exactly!

[@danielmadet9159]

Top!

[@lighterwaves5659]

🔥🔥🔥

[@digitaldesigner5284]

Hey professor, but what scale to improvise over the Db7 substitute in that C major progression?

[@musicmakers7]

Heyyy i did not skip the intro :/

[@victorchiong5239]

sound like out of tune but sounds so great.. that is how i discribe it lol

[@waddledee3441]

why now.... its been done like 5 years ago

[@Piano_Pig]

What a tritone sub? Think it was more like 100 years ago. Just sharing useful information in a digestible way

[@BruceRichardsonMusic]

I"m a whole minute in, only to find out your super hip V-! is just a tritone substitution?