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Applied dominants

June 18, 2016 By

Forum › Category: Harmony › Applied dominants
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aditya p asked 9 years ago

Hi, 
Is there any website that provides a list of all the applied dominants in each of the major and minor scales?

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Jon Brantingham Staff answered 9 years ago

Not that I know of off the top of my head. I am sure if you google around you can find one. The Music Composition 101 workbook lays out all the dominant 7th chords in each key though.

aditya p replied 9 years ago

I meant secondary dominants like V/V etc. I’m having trouble trying to figure out what key would those be in.

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