Temporary Leading Tone Resolution
How does the resolution of a temporary leading tone in a secondary dominant chord differ from the standard resolution of a leading tone in the tonic key?
A
It resolves down by whole step to the fifth of the secondary target chord
B
It remains stationary, acting as a common tone between the secondary dominant and its resolution
C
It resolves up by half step to the root of the secondary target chord, not the tonic of the original key
D
It resolves by leap to the third of the secondary target chord
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