The chord every songwriter should know

[@WriteASong]

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[@robinHobin]

had me shook at the end for a second lol

[@predatorx8081]

I was like: 🙆🏽‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I've seen a couple videos on Neapolitan chords on classical channels, so I knew what you are talking about. I am trying to learn my triads in Major keys to start with, this is out of my pay grade...for now. I liked your approach, and when I'm ready I'll come back to this video. Merci.

[@rockallmusic]

I knew about bII7 as the dominant chord (tritone substitution) but finding out that its triad can also be the subdomant chord is blowing my tiny mind. What other secrets does this chord hold???

[@John-dw5pn]

Wow. Great channel for music majors!!!!! Telling the class about it. Great job at providing applications to theory. Greetings from New Mexico.

[@WriteASong]

Thanks for the support John!

[@Chimp_No_1]

Very interesting video ! Thank you for sharing !

[@musician202]

This is amazing🙂and your channel helped me a lot thank you

[@WriteASong]

You're welcome, I'm glad the channel has helped you!

[@RC_991]

Reminds me of Twin Peaks

[@PendelSteven]

This does do me think of Cradle of Filth to be fair. Definately a rockband.

[@NicoPezzotti712]

How can i use this in a walking bass line? (Like a substitution for example, if possible, for improvising or for have fun in a 2 - 5 - 1. I am still studying.)

[@WriteASong]

I'm not a bass player but bringing in the Neapolitan chord introduces the ♭2 note. This could be used as a bridge between the 1 and 2 notes in the scale. As the video explained, you normally see the chord itself in 1st inversion before the V chord so you could try it out after the ii chord in your ii - V - I progression.

[@NicoPezzotti712]

@@WriteASong mmm i imagined that. Studying chords and progression from a bass-only perspective is very misleading sometimes.