- In music, the
mediant (Latin: "being in the middle") is the
third scale degree () of a
diatonic scale,
being the note
halfway between the
tonic and the...
- See
media help. In music,
chromatic mediants are "altered
mediant and
submediant chords." A
chromatic mediant relationship defined conservatively is...
-
submediant is the
sixth degree () of a
diatonic scale. The
submediant ("lower
mediant") is
named thus
because it is
halfway between the
tonic and the subdominant...
- In mathematics, the
mediant of two fractions,
generally made up of four
positive integers ac{\displaystyle {\frac {a}{c}}\quad } and bd{\displaystyle...
- III, IV ...); by the
English name for
their function: tonic, supertonic,
mediant, subdominant, dominant, submediant,
subtonic or
leading note (leading tone...
- third, sixth, and
seventh emphasized through modal frames such as the
mediant-octave mode,
which uses the
third as a
floor and
ceiling note, its less...
- scale-degree
chords of F
minor are:
Tonic – F
minor Supertonic – G
diminished Mediant – A-flat
major Subdominant – B-flat
minor Dominant – C
minor Submediant...
- the Stern–Brocot tree may be
defined in
terms of
continued fractions or
mediants, and a path in the tree from the root to any
other number q
provides a...
-
every mode is
distinguished by
scale degrees called the
mediant and the parti****nt. The
mediant is
named from its position—in the
authentic modes—between...
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parallel mediant E♭ minor. Similarly, the
opening movement of Dvorak's
Symphony No. 9 in E
minor has its
second subject group start in the
minor mediant G minor...
