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This study guide covers tonicization and secondary dominants in music theory. It explains how to identify them through leading tone relationships and accidentals, focusing on common tonicizations (V, IV, ii). The guide details the function of secondary dominants (V/V, V/ii, V/IV), cadential extensions, and voice leading rules. It also discusses regular, irregular, and deceptive resolutions and provides practice questions with an answer key.
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Question 1 of 10
What is the term for briefly emphasizing a non-tonic chord as a temporary tonic? 🎶
Modulation
Tonicization
Retrogression
Inversion