Dr. B Music Theory Lesson 35 (Secondary Dominants)

TOPICS:
0:00 - The power of the V-I progression & tonicization
2:25 - Primary vs. secondary dominants
3:53 - Altered chords
4:20 - Spelling secondary dominant chords
7:23 - All possible secondary dominants in a major and minor key
17:59 - Analyzing secondary dominant chords
21:03 - Harmonic progression and secondary dominants
25:24 - Chaining secondary dominants
27:26 - Deceptive resolutions using secondary dominants
30:08 - Voice-leading secondary dominants
33:17 - Realizing figured bass that includes secondary dominants

[sherylgilchrist]

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[jamiesutphin]

Seven years ago! lol, I just found this and you explained it so well! Thank you. I really like how you are whiteboarding and writing these out as real lessons. Thank you so much.

[back-seat-driver]

great explanation!
Even for me, as a non- Professional, with some concentration,
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[gennaeberhard]

Thank you so much! I've been struggling with secondary dominants for almost a whole semester, but your thoroughness helped it click for me!

[idkwhattosay_]

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[musictheory]

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[laurenmueller]

Dr. Brellochs! I'm so happy you have videos up here, and secondary dominants have been killing me when I have to analyze classical pieces. This definitely a different approach than the one I was taught. Thanks for the help :)

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[Rebecca-brgx]

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[leonrodriguez]

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[MelodyMaker]

I've had fun with this. I took a tutorial from somewhere else on youtube which was limited in its explanation and executed a dissonant chord on my guitar. I went hmmm. Then I found this video and went aha. Thanks Dr. B.

[yehat]

Been brushing up my music theory, found the video after reading about secondary dominant analysis and such, and this is a great explanation and demo!! I appreciate it and look forward to discovering more of your videos!!

[AViationMusikGroup]

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