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Sure but it started out as a not a ii V going to not iii so I dunno
Originally Posted by Tal_175
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05-03-2025 11:56 AM
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The dreaded non functioning II V!
Confusing classical musicians everywhere (eh? It’s not a II or a V?)
A development of - I want to say - the 50s jazz scene?
All these things are emergent from substitution practices on song sheet harmony which comes out of nineteenth century common practice. It’s why the Big Boys like to dig out the original sheet music innit.
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Doooooorks
Originally Posted by Christian Miller
also yes though
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Well, the VII chord is a rootless V7 chord, so it's almost like asking what tunes use the V7 chord prominently - and almost like being in love.
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VII7 chord
Originally Posted by Mick-7
not vii chord
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Same species, it's a rootless V9 chord.
Originally Posted by pamosmusic
For example, do you ever use this voicing as V7 chord?
G9 & Bm7b5 | x-2-3-2-3-x |
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Mick we’re talking about a B7 or B triad going C.
Originally Posted by Mick-7
Not a B diminished
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Oh, sorry, I only read the the end of this thread that referenced Stella by Starlight.
Originally Posted by pamosmusic

But maybe a suspended bV7 substitute for the V7 chord, is that too much of a stretch? Say Db9#5sus subbing for G7?
Which could be just a half step up resolution, like say, B7 to C.
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Also upthread, it’s usually a beboppification of the common tone diminished chord.
Originally Posted by Mick-7
C6 — Cdim(maj7) — C6
becomes
C6 — B7 — C6
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I hear it as biiidim (C#dim7). Take the first 6 bars of rhythm changes with the biiidim7 passing chord in bar 3 that George Gershwin himself employed and 'drop in during the middle of the conversation':
Bb6 / G-7 / | C-7 / F7 / | D-7 / Dbdim7 / | C-7 / F7 / | F-7 / Bb7 / | Ebmaj7 / Ab7 / | Bb6 ...
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yes that was the sound I/we all were talking about on the other thread a couple of weeks ago
Originally Posted by Christian Miller
which got into dim functions
I do like that sound
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Yeah that makes sense. You’ve mentioned before that, in general, you fancy the biii diminshed a prettied up II7-ii7 move, I think.
Originally Posted by PMB
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Probably. I'm like a scratched record...
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Just never noticed before that the whole opening to Stella is basically that portion of rhythm changes.
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some of the tunes mentioned
notably
I remember you
Lover
Have the VII chord in question
preceded by its ii chord
which gives a VIIsus to VII sound
even playing Asus to A7 at the beginning of Stella works
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That’s usually a sub
Originally Posted by pingu
I remember you was originally Io7, as was whispering (which later formed the basis of Groovin’ high.)
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alone together. Abo became Bm7 E7.
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Its interesting how harmony evolves
Originally Posted by Christian Miller
…. that Io7 in bar 2 of ‘I remember you’
sounds quite odd to me now
whereas Bbo at the start of Stella (in Bb) still sounds good to me ….
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you can bring a man down to earth
but you can’t make him dig it ….
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So Nice - Bebel Gilberto
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Just running over it again for a gig tomorrow and had the same thought.
Originally Posted by Robermax
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Good for you- gig on a Monday!
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Home (Where shadows fall) in Eb, goes to D7 in bar 2, then Fm in bar 3.
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See post #2!!
Originally Posted by pcjazz
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Right you are. Great tune, fun changes.
Originally Posted by garybaldy



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