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me·di·ant

(mē'dē-ănt)
In the middle of a range or process.
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The mediant is most often found in the circle of fifths sequences: vii[degrees] [right arrow] iii [right arrow] vi in major or VII [right arrow] III [right arrow] VI in minor (see also the circle of fifths progression discussion above).
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In fact, such chromatic mediant key relations occurred in two works that Ellington had played earlier in the evening: Vincent Youmans's "Tea for Two," and the third movement of Ellington's own Newport Festival Suite (whose choruses are based loosely on the tonal-harmonic plan of "Tea for Two").
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up the circle of fifths) boundary in these works with the exception of the mediant (C-sharp minor), and that the developments can be roughly grouped into "stationary" (i.e.
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The final stanza, and especially the piano postlude, of the fourth song illustrates this, employing localized chromaticism in the piano, tonicizing the flattened mediant rather than the dominant (mm.
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