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The V/V chord is often written as V of V and typically consists of the notes that form a major triad built on the fifth degree of the dominant scale. In the key of C major, the V/V chord would be D major, as D is the fifth degree of G major (the dominant of C).
0:41 6:42 Heres what that 8-7. Means one of the upper voices starts an octave above the bass on G which isMoreHeres what that 8-7. Means one of the upper voices starts an octave above the bass on G which is scale degree. 5. And then moves down to a seventh above the bass which is F or scale degree.
The 8 is just an octave above the bass note. If you see 8, that means you play the triad with the root doubled somewhere. In this case, G-B-D-G (or G-G-B-D, or G-D-G-B, etc.). The 7 makes the chord into a seventh chord.
The 8 means a doubling of the root (an octave above the bass, in root position) and the 8-7 means that a single voice is supposed to move down from the 8ve above the bass to the 7th above the bass. So, in 6.8B the soprano voice moves down from G to F.
Thus, one of the most common secondary chords, the dominant of the dominant, is written V/V and read as five of five or the dominant of the dominant.
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The dominant chord (V) was introduced at grade 5. Chord V7 is also known as the dominant 7th chord. It is built from the dominant triad, plus another third added on top: the 5th, 7th, 2nd and 4th notes of the scale. In C major, the dominant 7th chord contains the notes G, B, D and F.

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