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For questions about the terms used to describe music or the language used within the musical field. Questions about symbols should use the "notation" tag.
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What does it mean for a chord to be relative to the Dominant?
From Max Reger's Modulation:
"...relative (E minor) to the Dominant (G major) of C major [...] this E minor (1st inversion) which is also relative to the subdominant (G major) of D Major..."
When he …
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