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For questions about sequences of chords, and the relationship of one chord to the next. Typically questions about chord progressions should also be tagged harmony if asking about in depth concepts about them. Questions that are about abstractions of chord progressions use Roman Numeral analysis should also be tagged with Roman-Numeral and analysis if applicable.
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Tritone sub for a minor chord
I was reading http://www.thejazzpianosite.com/jazz-piano-lessons/jazz-chords/passing-chords/
The article writes:
Tritone (of next chord) | CMaj7 - A♭7 | Dm7 |
Is this a mistake? As far as I a …
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Are secondary V passing chords played in the scale of the destination chord?
When playing a secondary V passing chord, is it played in the scale of the destination chord (or the current scale)?
Assume we have the following: (source)
In the above, the passing chords are Em7 a …