I VI II V Chord Progressions on 6-string Bass - Part 2 - Bass Practice Diary - 17th December 2019

Find more at I VI II V Chord Progressions on 6-string Bass - Part 2 - Bass Practice Diary - 17th December 2019 This week I’m revisiting my introduction to I VI II V chord progressions on 6-string bass video. There are so many ways that you can alter and substitute chords in a I VI II V sequence. Jazz musicians will often alter and add to the progression so much, that it’s almost impossible to tell that it was ever a I-VI-II V progression in the first place. Chord substitutions There really aren’t any rules when it comes to substituting chords. There are certain standard substitutions that are very common, such as the tritone substitution, which I looked at in my last video. But, honestly, you can substitute any chord for any other one that you like the sound of. A lot of it depends on the musical context that you’re playing the substitution in, but also it comes down to opinion. What sounds interesting