Tonic

/ˈtɒnɪk/TON-ik
Notation & Score MarkingsGreek

Definition. The first scale degree — the home note that defines the key of a piece.

Detailed Explanation

The tonic is the first scale degree — the home note that defines the key of a piece. In the key of C major, the tonic is C; in D minor, the tonic is D. The tonic is the gravitational center of the music: phrases tend to begin and end on or near the tonic, harmonies resolve to the tonic, and the tonic represents stability and rest.

The tonic-dominant relationship is the foundation of Western tonal harmony. The dominant (fifth scale degree) creates tension; the tonic resolves it. This V-I cadence is the basic gesture of tonal music — countless phrases, sections, and entire pieces close with this resolution.

In modulation, music moves temporarily to a new tonic before returning home. The journey away and back is essentially the dramatic structure of much tonal music. Tonic stability is what we leave; tonic stability is what we return to.

Etymology

Greek tonikos, from tonos (‘tone, tension’).

In Practice

Identify the tonic of each section. Phrases tend to gravitate toward it; cadences resolve to it. Play with awareness of where the tonic is and how the music relates to it.

Notable Examples

  • All tonal music — Universal  (fundamental harmonic concept)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Що означає Tonic у музиці?

The first scale degree — the home note that defines the key of a piece.

Звідки походить слово Tonic?

Greek tonikos, from tonos (‘tone, tension’).

Як Tonic виконується на практиці?

Identify the tonic of each section. Phrases tend to gravitate toward it; cadences resolve to it. Play with awareness of where the tonic is and how the music relates to it.

Які музичні терміни пов'язані з Tonic?

Пов'язані терміни: Dominant, Key Signature, Modulation, Circle of fifths.

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