Minor subdominant as dominant chord?

1. Can a subdominant follow a dominant?
2. What is the subdominant chord in the key of a minor?
3. Is there a dominant chord in a minor key?
4. What are dominant subdominant chords?

Can a subdominant follow a dominant?

The rule is that you can go to a subdominant chord but you have to return to the Dominant afterwards. People are confused because they think living in the 21st century means you can ignore all the rules.

What is the subdominant chord in the key of a minor?

In a minor key, it is symbolized by "iv", indicating that the chord is a minor triad. ... For example, relative to the key of C major, the key of F major is the subdominant.

Is there a dominant chord in a minor key?

In a minor key, e.g. E minor, if you take the dominant triad, it contains the leading note.

What are dominant subdominant chords?

The dominant and subdominant chords help define the tonic chord. The dominant chord is one fifth above the tonic and the subdominant chord is one fifth below: These two chords create a harmonic tension that resolves into the tonic chord.