What is a Secondary Dominant? - Music Theory

The video tutorial explains the concept of secondary dominants in music theory. It begins with an introduction to secondary dominants, followed by an example in the key of F major. The tutorial demonstrates the sound and provides a definition, emphasizing that secondary dominants involve a temporary shift to a different key without modulation. The video analyzes chords and explores various examples and possibilities of using secondary dominants. It concludes by discussing the purpose of secondary dominants, likening them to adding flavor to music.

What is the significance of the tonic chord in the context of secondary dominants?

List some possible secondary dominant chords that can be used in the key of F major.

How can secondary dominants add color to music without modulating to a different key?