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- minor key
- [[akkord#minor chord|minor triad]] built on the [[Grundton]], and a diminished minor triad (consisting of tw
- key
- that are ordered in a [[Tonleiter]] based on a [[Grundton]]. This ordering also results in a [[Harmonie]] b
- circle of fourths
- ctions"> ^Step^Function^Interval^ ^ I | Tonic ([[Grundton]]) | [[Prime]] | ^ ii | Dominant parallel | [[Sek
- circle of fifths
- ctions"> ^Step^Function^Interval^ ^ I | Tonic ([[Grundton]]) | [[Prime]] | ^ ii | Dominant parallel | [[Sek
- chord progression
- an adventurous journey: from the safe home (the [[grundton]] I) into the dark unknown (the [[moll|minor]] [[
- cadence
- dissonances, leads back to the tension-solving [[Grundton]]. If the [[dominante]] stands before the final [
- scale
- [schritt|steps]] and two "half" steps between 7 [[grundton|root tones]], which have been denoted since the M
- dominant
- d]] on the fifth degree (the [[Quinte]]) of the [[grundton|tonic]] of a [[tonleiter]]. Together with the [[grundton|tonic]] and the [[subdominante]], it forms the thr
- subdominant
- ]] on the fourth degree (the [[Quarte]]) of the [[grundton|tonic]] of a [[tonleiter]]. Together with the [[grundton|tonic]] and the [[dominante]], it forms the three
- rule of the octave
- nstituents of the three basic [[Akkord|chords]] [[Grundton|tonic]], [[Subdominante]] and [[Dominante]]. </pa
- root note
- ===== root note ===== {{page>kopf:vok:grundton&nofooter&nolink&nodate&nouser&nomdate&noeditbutton}} The root
- period
- the second with an authentic cadence, e.g. the [[grundton]] or its [[en:vok: intervall#octave]]. <panel> <c
- intro
- se == In general, a piece of music ends on the [[grundton|root chord]]. It therefore makes sense to play th
- chord
- ot position and inversions === Each chord has a [[grundton]] on which the intervals are stacked to the remai
- chord diagram
- ersatz|fingers]] have to be placed to play. The [[grundton]] of the chord is often additionally bordered. Wh... "F-Dur" icon="glyphicon glyphicon-comment"> The [[grundton]] F is outlined in each case. <class chords>201.0