Musician Advanced Section 1 Chapter 2

Question 1

What are chords that apply chromaticism?

Answer 1

Altered chords

Question 2

What kinds of chords can secondary dominants preceed?

Answer 2

Major or minor quality only

Question 3

Which secondary dominant is identical to the tonic chord?

Answer 3

V/IV

Question 4

Which secondary dominants do not appear in 2nd inversion?

Answer 4

V/ii
V/iii
V/v (minor)
V/VI
V/VII

Question 5

Which secondary dominants can appear in any inversion?

Answer 5

V/III
V/iv
V/IV
V/V
V/vi

Question 6

How do secondary dominants resolve?

Answer 6

Leading tones resolve up, 7ths resolve down

Question 7

When may the leading tone resolve down?

Answer 7

When the secondary dominant is resolving to another 7th chord

Question 8

What is a tritone substitution?

Answer 8

When the dominant chord in a V7-I progression is replaced by a seventh chord a tritone above the dominant; ends up a dom7 chord a half step above the tonic of the key

Question 9

Which is the most common secondary leading tome chord?

Answer 9

viio7

Question 10

What are the borrowed minor chord possibilities with the 7th?

Answer 10

i7
iihalfdim7
bIIIMaj7
iv7
v7
bVIMaj7
bVII7 or viio7

Question 11

What is a common tone diminished seventh chord? (CTo7)

Answer 11

Chromatic non-functional chord that assumed the role of passing or neighbor harmony