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Due to regular triads not being able to simply skip every other note, the regular VIII triad uniquely contains both degrees which are dissonant to the tonic.
Due to regular [[triad]]s not being able to simply skip every other [[note]], the regular VIII triad uniquely contains both [[degree]]s which are [[Consonance and dissonance|dissonant]] to the tonic.
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== See also ==
[[Category:overview]]
* [[Octatonic]]
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* [[Interval class]]
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Latest revision as of 07:45, 21 December 2024

Degree number Function Regular triad
I Tonic I-III-VI
II Supertonic II-IV-VII
III Mediant III-V-VIII
IV Subdominant IV-VI-I
V Antitonic V-VII-II
VI Dominant VI-VIII-III
VII Submediant VII-I-IV
VIII Leading tone

Subtonic

VIII-II-V

Due to regular triads not being able to simply skip every other note, the regular VIII triad uniquely contains both degrees which are dissonant to the tonic.

See also

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