Objective 27.5

Suggested Learning Resources

1) YFIO

2) Video Lesson: Applied Chords V/V InMusicTheory Channel http://youtu.be/6VNq9K7DrDU

3) Online Reading: Secondary Dominants utk.edu http://web.utk.edu/~mtheory/courses/murphy/documents/SecondaryDominants.pdf

4) Interactive Lesson:

Music Theory QuickThink:

- V/V chords should resolve to V of the key of the piece (or section)

- V/V chords contain two tendency tones

- One tendency tone is the 3rd of the chord (called a temporary tonic of the key being tonicized)

- The other tendency tone is the chordal 7th of the V/V

- Avoid doubling the temporary leading tone

- The temporary leading tone resolves up by step

- The chordal 7th resolves down by step

- Use the previous rules for resolving V-I chords (including the rules for resolving root position V7 to root position I)

https://youtu.be/glX6NJuBBYs

Objective 27.5: Notate resolutions of secondary dominant V/V chords with proper voice leading