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A secondary dominant chord is a harmonic device that uses the dominant chord (V) of another diatonic chord to temporarily tonicize that chord. It is notated as a roman numeral with a V followed by a slash and the chord being tonicized, such as V/ii. To write a secondary dominant chord, you first identify the chord to tonicize, then find its major scale and dominant chord, spell that dominant chord, and use it before the tonicized chord in the progression. Examples of common secondary dominant chords are V/i

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