Chapter+19

  applied chord-a chordother than dominant that functions as a V

chromatic voice exchange- when one of the voices in a secondary dominant changes chromatically

crossrelation- a chromatic change of a pitch in one voice followed by the diatonic pitch in another

modulation- changing keys

neighboring 4/2- a 4/2 chord where a voice acts as a neighboring tone

passing 4/2- a 4/2 chord where a voice acts as a passing tone

secondary dominant- a chord other thandominant that functions as a V chord

secondary leading tone chord-a leading tone chord thatfunctions as dominant

temporary tonic- the chord that the secondary dominant is based off of

tonicization- the result of writing a secondary dominant chord

voice leading chord- a chord created from embellishing tones