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    This document discusses three chord progression axioms: 1) Any major or minor chord can be preceded by its relative minor iv chord. 2) Any authentic V7 chord can be replaced by its relative tritone substitute. 3) Cadential progressions can use any combination of chords as long as forward motion in terms of relative chord strength is maintained.

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    This document discusses three chord progression axioms: 1) Any major or minor chord can be preceded by its relative minor iv chord. 2) Any authentic V7 chord can be replaced by its relative tritone substitute. 3) Cadential progressions can use any combination of chords as long as forward motion in terms of relative chord strength is maintained.

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    This document discusses three chord progression axioms: 1) Any major or minor chord can be preceded by its relative minor iv chord. 2) Any authentic V7 chord can be replaced by its relative tritone substitute. 3) Cadential progressions can use any combination of chords as long as forward motion in terms of relative chord strength is maintained.

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    Relative iv-6
    Any I Maj or I min chord may be preceded by its own relative iv min chord.
    C Maj7
    F min7
    C Maj7
    A Maj7
    D min7
    A Maj7

    D Maj7
    G min7
    D Maj7
    B Maj7
    E min7
    B Maj7

    IIx7 [Tritone] Sub


    Any authentic Vx7 may be replaced by its relative IIx7/Tritone Substitute.
    C7
    D7

    D7

    A7

    B7 (A7)

    C7

    E7

    A7

    C7

    B7

    D7
    B7

    Cadential Axiom
    Any combination of cadential tendencies may be used provided that Forward Motion in order of
    relative chord strength is maintained.

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