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What inversion is common for secondary dominants?

First inversion.

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What inversion is common for secondary dominants?

First inversion.

Where can a temporary leading tone resolve?

Up, or down to become the seventh of the next chord.

What should you consider when part-writing secondary dominant chords?

Follow standard voice-leading and doubling rules.

What should you consider when part-writing secondary leading-tone chords?

Temporary leading tone, chordal seventh, and tonic.

What is the chordal seventh when using secondary leading-tone chords?

The 4th scale degree in the temporary key.

Why avoid vii°/III or viiø⁷/III in minor?

They sound the same as ii° and iiø⁷.

What is the most important consideration when part-writing?

Smooth voice leading.

What is Tonicization?

Treating a non-tonic chord as a temporary tonic.

What is a Secondary Dominant?

A dominant chord of a key other than the main key.

What is a Secondary Leading Tone chord?

A leading-tone chord of a key other than the main key.

In A major, what is V/V?

B major

What type of triads can be tonicized?

Major or minor triads.

In B major, what is vii°/IV?

D#-F#-A♮

In B major, what is vii°⁷/IV?

D#-F#-A♮-C♮

In B major, what is viiø⁷/IV?

D#-F#-A♮-C#