- In music, the
subdominant is the
fourth tonal degree () of the
diatonic scale. It is so
called because it is the same
distance below the
tonic as the...
- generally,
these chords share the
function of the
chord to
which they link:
subdominant parallel,
dominant parallel, and
tonic parallel.
Riemann defines the...
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Riemann described three abstract tonal "functions", tonic,
dominant and
subdominant,
denoted by the
letters T, D and S respectively, each of
which could...
- are:
Tonic – F
minor Supertonic – G
diminished Mediant – A-flat
major Subdominant – B-flat
minor Dominant – C
minor Submediant – D-flat
major Subtonic...
- by the
English name for
their function: tonic, supertonic, mediant,
subdominant, dominant, submediant,
subtonic or
leading note (leading tone in the...
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major dominant V 3 B
minor submediant vi 4 F♯
minor mediant iii 5 G
major subdominant IV 6 D
major tonic I 7 G
major subdominant IV 8 A
major dominant V...
- are:
Tonic – G
minor Supertonic – A
diminished Mediant – B-flat
major Subdominant – C
minor Dominant – D
minor Submediant – E-flat
major Subtonic – F major...
- are:
Tonic – E
major Supertonic – F-sharp
minor Mediant – G-sharp
minor Subdominant – A
major Dominant – B
major Submediant – C-sharp
minor Leading-tone...
- G
major are:
Tonic – G
major Supertonic – A
minor Mediant – B
minor Subdominant – C
major Dominant – D
major Submediant – E
minor Leading-tone – F-sharp...
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functions as a type of
subdominant (IV). In such cir****stances, the
Neapolitan sixth is a
chromatic alteration of the
subdominant, and it has an immediately...
