Secondary dominants, substitute dominants (subV), and modal interchange — chords from outside the diatonic set — laid out in a table on the staff.
A secondary dominant is the dominant a fifth above the diatonic chord it resolves to. A substitute dominant is the dominant a half step above that same target (subV).
Modal interchange shows borrowed chords for each degree, with the source scale.
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Modal Interchange
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