Secondary Function
Which characteristic is MOST indicative of a secondary leading tone chord?
Which of the following Roman numeral notations represents a half-diminished seventh chord built on the leading tone of IV in the key of F major?
Which of the following is generally NOT recommended when part-writing secondary leading tone chords?
In a V-vii°/vi-vi progression, what is the function of the vii°/vi chord?
In a V-vii°/vi-vi progression, what makes the resolution to vi sound more conclusive compared to a typical V-vi progression?
In a complex musical excerpt, you identify a series of secondary leading tone chords that ultimately lead to a modulation to a distantly related key. Which of the following analytical approaches would be MOST appropriate for understanding this modulation?
In C major, which chord represents vii°⁷/V?
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In the key of E major, construct a vii°⁷/vi chord.
A musical excerpt in C major modulates to D minor using a harmonic sequence involving secondary leading tone chords. Which of the following chords would MOST likely be found in this sequence?
In the key of D major, what chord is being tonicized by the secondary leading tone chord A#-C#-E-G?