Substituting dominant chords or adding in dominant chords is a great way to start reharmonizing tunes. By now you may have heard of a tritone substitution or a backdoor dominant, but in this video I'll talk about another dominant chord substitution that's not as mainstream as the former two. Another cool thing you can do is add a ii in front of the substituted dominant chord, so then you'll end up with a tritone ii-V or a backdoor ii-V - this creates even more harmonic momentum. And as always, r
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Substituting dominant chords or adding in dominant chords is a great way to start reharmonizing tunes. By now you may have heard of a tritone substitution or a backdoor dominant, but in this video I'll talk about another dominant chord substitution that's not as mainstream as the former two. Another cool thing you can do is add a ii in front of the substituted dominant chord, so then you'll end up with a tritone ii-V or a backdoor ii-V - this creates even more harmonic momentum. And as always, r
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