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Submediant - Wikipedia
The submediant is the sixth degree ( scale degree 6 ) of a diatonic scale. The submediant ("lower mediant") is named thus because it is halfway between the ... en.wikipedia.org
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The Mediant & Submediant - Kaitlin Bove Music
The mediant is three above tonic, then the SUBmediant is three below tonic. Just like with the mediant, the submediant is the opposite quality of its home key. kaitlinbove.com
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Submediant - (AP Music Theory) - Vocab, Definition, Explanations
The submediant is the sixth scale degree in a diatonic scale, typically represented as 'vi' in Roman numeral analysis. library.fiveable.me
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submediant
subˈmediant Mus. [sub- 4 (c).] The sixth note of a scale, lying midway between the subdominant and the upper tonic. Also attrib.1806 J. W. Callcott Mus. Gram. ii. v. 135 The submediant..varies also according to the Mode. 1889 Prout Harmony i. 16 We..call this sixth note the Submediant, or lower medi... Oxford English Dictionary
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SUBMEDIANT Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of SUBMEDIANT is the sixth tone of a major or minor scale. www.merriam-webster.com
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SUBMEDIANT | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
a note that is the sixth note of a diatonic scale (= a musical scale that is either major or minor): It's called the submediant because it lies ... dictionary.cambridge.org
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[PDF] The Submediant Chord (vi or VI)
The Submediant Chord (vi or VI). The submediant chord functions as a weak pre-dominant. Its most typical role is leading from the tonic to a strong. myweb.fsu.edu
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Scale Degrees - musictheory.net
Likewise, the sixth note is called the submediant since it is in the middle of the upper tonic and subdominant. The second note is called the supertonic ... www.musictheory.net
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Why is submediant called that? Why not "sub leading" or ... - Reddit
It is called that because it is the same interval from the tonic, but in the opposite direction. The same logic applies to the submediant. www.reddit.com
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SUBMEDIANT definition in American English - Collins Dictionary
3 senses: 1. the sixth degree of a major or minor scale 2. a key or chord based on this 3. of or relating to the submediant.... Click for more definitions. www.collinsdictionary.com
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superdominant
superˈdominant Mus. [super- 5 b.] The note next above the dominant; the sixth of the scale: more usually called submediant. Also attrib. applied to a chord having this note for its root.c 1833 J. Gwilt Music in Encycl. Metrop. (1845) V. 777/1 Superdominant, the sixth of the key in the descending sca... Oxford English Dictionary
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Predominant chord
The submediant (vi) may be considered a predominant chord or a tonic substitute. List First inversion augmented mediant III+ Augmented dominant V+ Augmented sixths Fr Ger Second inversion tonic I i Subdominant IV iv Submediant wikipedia.org
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supertonic
superˈtonic Mus. [super- 5 b.] The note next above the tonic; the second of the scale. Also attrib. applied to a chord having this note for its root.1806 J. W. Callcott Mus. Gram. ii. v. 135 The Supertonic, or second above the Key-note. 1867 Macfarren Harmony (1892) 128 The chromatic raising of the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Augmented sixth
Its most common occurrence is built on the lowered submediant of the prevailing key, in which position the interval assumes a natural tendency to resolve wikipedia.org
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Mediant
Thus, the third degree of a tonic triad is also the mediant iii note; furthermore, the 5th degree of the submediant chord vi is also the mediant iii note wikipedia.org
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