Secondary Dominants :(

[som3d3vil34]

Can anyone help me out with Secondary Dominants?? I've got some for homework in my music theory class and they are KILLING me! Does anyone have a helpful web site or some hints or anything?

[nakedguydmb]

do your homework yourself. :lol

[haisletmw]

Those suck, I remember having a hard time with those. What book do you use? If it's tonal harmony, I rember the book explaning them pretty well. good luck.

[som3d3vil34]

Those suck, I remember having a hard time with those. What book do you use? If it's tonal harmony, I rember the book explaning them pretty well. good luck.

No, its "The Music Kit" It doesnt really explain it very well in the book. The homework is on a handout, its not from the book.

Shoot, this sucks.

[haisletmw]

I just found this:

http://www.teoria.com/exercises/

Hope this helps.

MSU, instrumental or Vocal?

[som3d3vil34]

I just found this:

http://www.teoria.com/exercises/

Hope this helps.

MSU, instrumental or Vocal?

Thanks for the site. I'll check it out.

It's just a basic Music Theory class. There's no singing or playing of instruments in it.

[haisletmw]

^^^^^^^^^^

I saw you go to MSU. I'm assuming that you are a music major, or minor maybe. Are you instrumental or vocal?

[som3d3vil34]

^^^^^^^^^^

I saw you go to MSU. I'm assuming that you are a music major, or minor maybe. Are you instrumental or vocal?

Well, Im neither right now. Im a freshman and I just took the class cause I thought it would be interesting, and it is. I might minor in music, Im not sure tho.

[haisletmw]

Thats cool. IMO, any music classes that you take are well worth the time and effort. You will defenantly look at music differently.