Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov · section 85 of 96
The Dominant Seventh Chord with Augmented Fifth
Read and hear this section in the playable edition →§ 81.— 1) It can occur only in major:
![[Example]](/rimsky-harmony/images/rh-102-ex05.png)
2) As an independent chord it may be prepared by the chord into which it resolves (**):
![[Example]](/rimsky-harmony/images/rh-102-ex06.png)
3) Its effect will only be better if it is used in a position that gives the inversion of the diminished third, that is, the augmented sixth.