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What are secondary leading tone chords?
vii°/X chords that function in a temporary key.
What is tonicization?
Temporarily emphasizing a chord other than the tonic.
What is modulation?
A change of key for a longer period of time.
What is vii°⁷?
Fully diminished seventh chord.
What is viiø⁷?
Half-diminished seventh chord.
Define deceptive cadence.
A cadence that avoids the expected tonic resolution, often V-vi.
Define harmonic sequence.
A pattern of chords repeated at different pitch levels.
What is the function of vii°/V?
To tonicize the dominant.
What is the function of V-vii°/vi-vi?
Tonicizing deceptive motion.
What is the function of I-V-vii-iii-vi-ii in modulation?
A series of tonicizations.
What should you avoid in minor keys when part-writing secondary leading tone chords?
viiø⁷/V and vii°/III or viiø⁷/III.
What is a key consideration when part-writing secondary leading tone chords?
Always raise the leading tone in the temporary key.
What should you generally avoid with vii°⁷?
Root position.