Scale Degree Resource List
This page is a list of excerpts, to be used as a resource for teachers and professors, illustrating scale degrees.
Also see the page for practicing the identification of scale degree.
TONIC
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Beginning and end
Beginning of excerpt
Raised tonic
SUPERTONIC
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Beginning of excerpt
Low supertonic
Raised supertonic
MEDIANT
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Beginning and end
Beginning of excerpt
Low mediant
Picardy third
SUBDOMINANT
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Beginning of excerpt
Raised subdominant
DOMINANT
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Beginning of excerpt
SUBMEDIANT
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Beginning of excerpt
- Low submediant in minor
- End of excerpt
- Beginning of excerpt
- Raised submediant in minor
SUBTONIC
- End of excerpt
- Beginning of excerpt
LEADING TONE
- End of excerpt
- Beginning of excerpt
SERIES OF SCALE DEGREES
- Beethoven: Symphony No.1, IV 3, 2, 4, 1, 7, 1
- Offenbach: from Orpheus in Hades 3, 1, 6, and 5 repeated four times.
- Vivaldi: Winter: II: from The Four Seasons. Excerpt 1. 5, 6, 7, 1 at the end of each short phrase.
- Vivaldi: Winter: II: from The Four Seasons. Excerpt 2. 6, 7, 1, 7 preceding each scale and at end of excerpt.
- Vivaldi: Spring: I: from The Four Seasons. In bass: 5, 4, 3, 4, raised 4, 5, raised 5, 6.
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