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subtonic
n 1: (music) the seventh note of the diatonic scale [synonym:
{subtonic}, {leading tone}]


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  • scales - What is the origin and original meaning of tonic . . .
    UPDATE Wikipedia's "Submediant" entry contains this interesting tidbit: In French and Italian, a conception with two centres, subtonic (sous-tonique, sotto-tonica) and supertonic (sustonique, sopra-tonica) on both sides of the tonic, subdominant (sous-dominante, sotto-dominante) and "superdominant" (sus-dominante, sopra-dominante) on both sides of the dominant – and the mediant left alone
  • Mediant, submediant, and minor keys - Music: Practice Theory Stack . . .
    I am familiar with the degree names: tonic, supertonic, mediant, etc but not sure of their use in minor keys Let's consider C major and minor Some are clear, the dominant and subdominant will
  • What is leading note and what does it mean to raise a note?
    Leading note (or tone) refers to the 7th note in the major scale It's always one semitone below the root, which gives its name to the key So, in key C, that note's B Resolution is 'coming home comfortably' Try playing some notes in key C, and stop on a B It feels like you're nearly home, but need one more step That's usually to C And that's resolution, where tension gives way to a calmer
  • harmony - Music: Practice Theory Stack Exchange
    I always took the leading tone to be the 7th degree (the quot;subtonic quot;) scale degree According to author David Neumeyer (The Music of Paul Hindemith), there is another? See the following qu
  • Why is the VII from the natural minor scale not called bVII?
    In my textbook there is a natural sign in front of the subtonic chord Why is the VII chord in minor called "natural" 7 with a natural sign in front and the diminished chord built on the raised 7 just called vii°?
  • What are the degrees of a pentatonic scale called?
    This is clear also for the 7th degree, which is called subtonic or leading tone, whether it's a whole tone or semitone to the next tonic (or minor major seventh from the root of the scale)
  • Terminology - note or tone? - Music: Practice Theory Stack Exchange
    For the 2,000th theory question! The leading note is often called the leading tone, albeit being one semitone below the root note Why has it been called thus? It can't be right!





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