- In music, the
submediant is the
sixth degree () of a
diatonic scale. The
submediant ("lower mediant") is
named thus
because it is
halfway between the...
-
Chromatic submediants in
major (all the
progressions below are tonic–x–tonic, vi = I–vi–I) vi VI ♭VI ♭vi
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- for
their function: tonic, supertonic, mediant, subdominant, dominant,
submediant,
subtonic or
leading note (leading tone in the
United States), and tonic...
- or significance. For example, the
secondary triad on the
sixth degree [
submediant] of the
scale of C major, a-c-e, or
rather c-e-a, is a
Tonic 'parallel...
- major,
modulates to the
submediant G major, and
String Quartet No. 13 in the same key
modulating to the
flattened submediant key of G♭ major. Tchaikovsky...
- pseudo-phrygian, in
which the
seventh and
often fifth are
given prominence, and
submediant-octave mode. Some mediant-octave mode
examples are:
Ludwig van Beethoven's...
- In music, a
major seventh chord is a
seventh chord in
which the
third is a
major third above the root and the
seventh is a
major seventh above the root...
- root-position
augmented tonic triad → 1st
inversion submediant minor triad. A
famous example of the
Russian submediant occurs in the very
opening bars of the third...
-
modulates only to
closely related keys (the dominant, supertonic, and
submediant).
Given a
major key
tonic (I), the
related keys are: ii (supertonic, the...
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degree Roman numeral 1 D
major tonic I 2 A
major dominant V 3 B
minor submediant vi 4 F♯
minor mediant iii 5 G
major subdominant IV 6 D
major tonic I 7...
