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In C major, what chord is V/V?
D major
In C major, what chord is V/ii?
A major
In C major, what chord is V/IV?
G major
In A major, what chords are commonly tonicized?
E major (V), D major (IV), or B minor (ii).
In C major, what is the function of D major?
V/V
In C major, what is the function of A major?
V/ii
In C major, what is the function of G major?
V/IV
What does V/V - V typically create?
Strong pull to the dominant, then back to tonic.
What does V/ii - ii create?
Brief emphasis on the supertonic.
What does V/IV - IV create?
Brief emphasis on the subdominant.
What is the function of V6/5/V to iii?
Deceptive resolution in the secondary key.
What is the function of V/IV-ii6?
Irregular resolution, ii6 is a substitute for IV.
What is the function of vii/V-I6/4?
Irregular resolution, I6/4 is a substitute for V.
Analyze: C - G7 - Am - Dm - G7 - C - A7 - Dm - G7 - C
I - V7 - vi - ii - V7 - I - V7/ii - ii - V7 - I
What is Tonicization?
Briefly emphasizing a non-tonic chord as a temporary tonic.
What is a Secondary Key?
The key that is being tonicized.
What is a Temporary Tonic?
The tonic of the secondary key.
What is a Leading Tone Relationship?
An accidental resolving upwards by step, often indicating a temporary tonic.
What are Secondary Dominants?
Dominant chords that tonicize a non-tonic chord.
What is V/V?
The dominant of the dominant.
What is V/ii?
Dominant of the supertonic.
What is V/IV?
Dominant of the subdominant.
What are Cadential Extensions?
Harmonic extensions added to a cadence, either before (prefixes) or after (suffixes).
What is Regular Resolution?
Secondary dominant resolves to its tonic (e.g., V/V-V).
What is Irregular Resolution?
Secondary dominant resolves to a substitute of its tonic (e.g., V/IV-ii6).
What is Deceptive Resolution?
Secondary dominant resolves to the vi of the secondary key (e.g., V6/5/V-iii).