22.21Dominant substitution with diminished harmony
We already learned:
B°7 → C
behaves similarly to:
G7♭9 → C
because:
G7♭9:
G B D F A♭
without G:
B D F A♭ = B°7.
So another dominant substitute is:
vii°7 → I
We already learned:
B°7 → C
behaves similarly to:
G7♭9 → C
because:
G7♭9:
G B D F A♭
without G:
B D F A♭ = B°7.
So another dominant substitute is:
vii°7 → I