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In B Major, what is vii°⁷/IV?

D#-F#-A♮-C♮

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In B Major, what is vii°⁷/IV?

D#-F#-A♮-C♮

In B Major, what is viiø⁷/IV?

D#-F#-A♮-C#

What is the function of F#-A-C-E in C major?

vii°⁷/V

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 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.

What is vii°⁷?

A fully diminished seventh chord.

What is viiø⁷?

A half-diminished seventh chord.

What is a deceptive cadence?

A cadence that avoids the expected tonic resolution, often V-vi.

What is the function of secondary leading-tone chords?

To create a stronger sense of tonicization.

What is a harmonic sequence?

A pattern of chords repeated at different pitch levels.

What is a closely related key?

Keys that differ by no more than one accidental.

What is a distantly related key?

Keys that differ by more than one accidental.