Music Theory: Secondary Dominants.

This video corresponds with material from Chapter 16 of your textbook. Read there for more detailed descriptions and more musical examples!
0:00 Welcome
0:21 Chromatic and Diatonic Chords
2:00 Defining Secondary Dominants
3:48 Identifying Secondary Dominants in Music
9:16 Secondary Dominants in Major
11:05 Secondary Dominants in Minor
13:04 Part Writing with Secondary Dominants

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Thanks I learned more in this video than for the class I pay to go to

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[@markdavenport2613]

This is golden! Thanks for posting for the rest of us not in your class. I learned a lot.

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[@ajadrew]

Thanks for clarifying this... Wish you'd had the chord names against the numerals, you made me think more!

[@nilsfrederking62]

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[@kieranunsworth3102]

Very well explained, thanks for this.

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[@enzocypriani5055]

great video, thank you!

[@MusicNerdMIDI]

Good video but I wish you played the notes that were on the screen so the viewers can have a sense of how they sound like in music.

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[@JamesKareu-de3ek]

Helpful

[@argopete]

Hi Thank you for the clarity of presentation. I guess that this is associated with a college course and would appreciate an indication of which course and the book that you refer to.

[@DavidEFarrell]

Hello! Sorry for the delayed response. In these videos, I am referring to the most current edition of Tonal Harmony by Kostka & Payne.

[@kristinkorda8083]

David E. Farrell thank you!

[@deadmittens50]

What do you do if your secondary chord has the leading tone of the original key (C# in your example), do you also resolve up or is that no longer considered leading tone?

[@musicatraian]

The Chord (G#-b-d-f) is the Vii of V !!!

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[@stevenkaiser3837]

Is the relative minor key a hybrid of natural (III Major) and harmonic minor (V & VI Major)?? I would expect III Aug in harmonic minor?