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Among the chief ideas that come from German Theory is that there are three basic, or primary functions, and that there are multiple operations that can be applied to these three basic functions in order to derive new functions. However, compared to those ideal functions, one of the three is in part original to my work. | Among the chief ideas that come from German Theory is that there are three basic, or primary functions, and that there are multiple operations that can be applied to these three basic functions in order to derive new functions. However, compared to those ideal functions, one of the three is in part original to my work. | ||
[[File:Diatonic Function Map (Version 4).png|thumb|Current diagram of diatonic and paradiatonic function locations as of the current edition of this article.]] | |||
=== Basic Diatonic Functions === | === Basic Diatonic Functions === | ||
The three basic functions have their roots in [[LCJI]]. The functions themselves are labeled as follows: | The three basic functions have their roots in [[LCJI]]. The functions themselves are labeled as follows: | ||