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Substitute dominant chords, also known as tritone substitutes, are dominant 7th chords that are a tritone away from the chord they are substituting. They are commonly used in jazz to add variety and complexity to chord progressions. The substitute dominant for a G7 chord is Db7, and they always contain the tensions of 9, #11, and 13. Musicians can use substitute dominants by either replacing existing dominants or preceding chords with them. This allows chord progressions to be reharmonized and more chords t

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Nicky Alejandrino

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