THE DIMINISHED 7NTH CHORD IS A GATE TO RESOLVE TO 4 DIFFERENT TONALITIES
7dim7 = 7 2 4 5#
By lower by a semitone one note of the diminished 7th chord, we result to a major dominant 7th chord, which in its turn resolves to a major chord, which has root i again another note of the initial diminished 7th chord but one semitone higher
7dim7 =7 2 4 5# via 5M7=7 2 4 5 resolve to 1M
7dim7 =7 2 4 5# via 3M7= 7 2 3 5 #resolve to 6M
7dim7 =7 2 4 5# via 1#M7= 7 1# ,4, 5# resolve to 4#M=5bM
7dim7 =7 2 4 5# via 7bM7=7b 2 4 5 # resolve to 2#M=3bM
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THE DIMINISHED 7NTH CHORD IS A GATE TO RESOLVE TO 4 DIFFERENT TONALITIES
Bdim7 = b d f g#
By lower by a semitone one note of the diminished 7th chord, we result to a major dominant 7th chord, which in its turn resolves to a major chord, which has root i again another note of the initial diminished 7th chord but one semitone higher
Bdim7 =b d f g# via GM7=b d f g resolve to CM
Bdim7 =b d f g# via EM7= b d e g# resolve to AM
Bdim7 =b d f g# via C#M7= b c# ,f, g# resolve to F#M=GbM
Bdim7 =b d f g# via BbM7=Bb d f g # resolve to D#M=EbM
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