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"Mediant"
Keywords:
tonic
,
iii
,
keynote
,
diatonic
,
triad
Related Terms:
Dominant
,
Supertonic
,
Submediant
,
Third
,
Chromatic scale
,
Diatonic scale
,
Subdominant
,
Pentatonic scale
,
Major
,
Diatonic
,
Leading tone
,
Minor scale
,
Tonic
,
Pentatonic
,
Chromatic
,
Seventh
,
Scale
,
Seventh chord
,
Diminished chord
,
Raaga
,
Scale degree
,
Major chord
,
Whole-tone scale
,
Subtonic
,
Minor
,
Fifth
,
Solmization
,
Root
,
Major scale
,
Diminished
,
Solfege
,
Appoggiatura
,
Mode
,
Chromaticism
,
Sixth
,
Harmonize
,
Chord
,
Enharmonic
,
Tertian
,
Key
,
Tetrachord
,
Tonality
,
Augmented
,
Harmonic progression
,
Tonal
,
Arpeggio
,
Deceptive cadence
,
Power chord
,
Diapason
,
Inversion
The third above the keynote; -- so called because it divides the interval between the tonic and dominant into two thirds.
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the note or chord on the third degree of the major scale. Often marked with the Roman numeral III.
guitartools.co.uk
(music) the third note of a diatonic scale; midway between the tonic and the dominant
wordnet.princeton.edu
The third tone of a scale.
danmansmusic.com
The third scale degree in the Western major or minor scales.
music-cog.ohio-state.edu
The third degree of the major or minor scale. The triad built on this degree is labeled iii in the major scale, III in the natural minor scale, and III+ in the harmonic minor scale.
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