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AP Music Theory/Unit 7 – Secondary Function
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Secondary Dominant vs Leading-Tone Function

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How does the function of a secondary leading-tone chord differ from that of a secondary dominant chord during tonicization?

A

Secondary leading tone chords always resolve to the tonic, while secondary dominants resolve to the dominant

B

Secondary leading tone chords use only diatonic tones, while secondary dominants introduce chromatic alterations

C

Secondary leading tone chords create tension through the leading tone, while secondary dominants use the dominant-tonic relationship

D

Secondary leading tone chords are more dissonant than secondary dominants, creating stronger tonicization

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