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gameboi:
@dramadiddy
I know of chord substitution very well. I use them particularly in opening up chords.
@Karleb
The only hymn I know is 'Let us with a gladsome mind'. I'll try to get the rest from a Music sheet.
@Zbone DeHero1
Happy New Year.

Nice then

Karleb:
@Drammadiddy, I think I get this, but I never knew that's how a tritone is formed, the 3rd and the dom7.

@the second post, I saw a similar approach on playpianotoday but that only applies to dom11 chords sha. As in, cutting out the last three keys of a dom11 and playing with the tonic of the key you are on the bass.


I'll surely try these techniques out and give you a feedback tomorrow.

3 nd dom7 just apply to dom chords because in their structure, they have a "1-b5" interval. The second method works with any chord at all.. Just think of it as permutation and combination

DeHero1:
Gaskiya, me I no understand o

which part do you not understand.. Bolden it. Thanks

zbone:
how where they formed?

by repositioning the notes of the initial chord, when you reposition it, especially changing the bass note, it becomes a new chord.. Not really new because u know how you formed it, but if you try naming the new chord,, u ll discover its no more the name u knew it as.. Just think about it very well, you'll understand

The next one I wanna explain is harmonic substitution by "harmonic content". I love this style cos it makes your chords sound so different when it's actually the same thing. I love using this method on big chords tho, so I can have different chords out of one chord. So how does this work?

let's take Cdom 13 which is C E G Bb D A
I can change the notes of this chord so it looks like its a different chord

I can play it as G D A // C E G Bb (Gmin13)
A E G C // E G Bb D (min11b9)

so in this case one chord is turning into different things.. And it sounds sounds fuller with the bass in too.. Cheers

Okay what I wanted to explain is "harmonic substitution". There are different types, I'm gonna explain one now, it is harmonic substitution by tritone. Let's say I'm on Cmaj, I wanna play a 5-chord to resolve to the 1. The 5 is G, the tritone of G is B nd F, so that means I can play B F//D G B as my 5-chord, but think about this.. B and F are notes that make up the tritone for Db too, so that implies that I can play B F//Ab Db F as a 5-chord and resolve to Cmaj, if you think wider you'll realize you can play any Db dom chord and it will work too. Hope you guys understand.. Please ponder on it

zbone:
substitution? is lyk some other chord that can replace a particular chord. it could be based on some rule.

well not really another chord though

Nice one karleb.. Wanna hear responses from others gameboi zbone dehero1 and everyone

Lol

I have something musical to share to you guys.. But before we do that I wanna make sure everyone understands..it's gonna change your sound on the piano.. So I need everyone's interaction.. First lets be general.. What do you understand by the word "substitution"??

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Gameboi
karleb
dehero1
pianistsegz2000
Zbone

MzNelly:
Continue jhoor

llol pity me now... Oya take

MzNelly:
Following

You the boss!

hehe buh im done already.. Unless u want express service

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Beamborla:
These pics are indeed hilarious. A break from politics, politicians and their supporters on nairaland.

lol my pleasure

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webmasterss:
I dont understand u ooo. I meant that thing he played after ...BUT THE SONG OF PRAISE OGENE DOH OOO. TAN TAN TAN ... do u get me now

yea dats wat i wrote, dose two two notes u ll play dem together at dsame time den play d next one

Karleb:
Alright. But do you realize that this thread was dead for weeks and you did nothing about it?


Gameboi abeg add hymns.

been busy... No chance to sit down and think of what to share

webmasterss:
thanks but is it do re mi, to do re , fa so la , la so fa mi for that tan tan tan,tan tan tan

do mi, re fa, mi so, so ti, la do, ti re, ti re, do mi, re fa, re fa, mi so, so do

webmasterss:
pls can anyone tell me the chords for ogene doh by frank Edward

the song is on a 2/4 beat.. Meaning whatever chord u hold, u have to hold it for two beats then u switch to another chord.. So the key is F, i think.. The progression is 1-5-2-4..

1- f c// c f a (d s//s d m)
5- c g// c e g (s r//s t r)
2- g d//Bb d f (r la//f la d)
4- Bb f// Bb d f (fa d//f l d)

Karleb:
Hi Dramadiddy, can you upload how you play worship on a regular Sunday? I mean video and no show off pls.

Wow.. The issue now is i havent brought my piano here.. My piano is in lagos and I'm in owerri...going to get it this week tho

So why she con dey hide the guy since naa.. Anyways good for her