Scale Degrees
Tonic, subdominant, dominant and intervals | PPT
Tonic, Dominant, and Subdominant | Easy Music Theory | pianotels.com
Fretography: October 2013
MUSIC THEORY - the tonic and dominant — Steemit
Introduction to chords and functions: Tonic submediant/mediant
Harmonic Progression — Kaitlin Bove Music
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10 tonic mediant dominant - C E G | School of Composition
Solfege And Scale Degrees - MCMA
Referencia : nombre de los grados
Chromatic mediant - Wikipedia
Tonic, Dominant & Subdominant Chords | Overview & Examples - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com
chords - Why is it called dominant function and not subtonic function? - Music: Practice & Theory Stack Exchange
Scale Degrees
Tonic, Dominant, and Subdominant | Easy Music Theory | pianotels.com
Scale Degree Names - Phamox Music
Chords and Scales - MCMA
Exploring Theory - Page 46
Harmonic functions
Naming Chords Within a Key | Open Textbooks for Hong Kong
What are the Technical Names in Music? & What do They Mean? | School of Composition
Scale Degrees - IGDb.co.uk
Musings of Harmony – Major Scale Chord Functions | The Piano Walk
SOS Music Theorist explains Scale Degrees - School of Synthesis
Musical Scale Degrees in Musical Scales
Degrees of the Scale | The Violin Den
