In C Major, the scale degrees and their corresponding triads are: C - Tonic (1st degree) - I (C Major chord) D - Supertonic (2nd degree) - ii (D minor chord) E - Mediant (3rd degree) - iii (E minor chord) F - Subdominant (4th degree) - IV (F Major chord) G - Dominant (5th degree) - V (G Major chord) A - Submediant (6th degree) - vi (A minor chord) B - Leading Tone (7th degree) - vii (B diminished chord) Understanding these scale degrees and the chords they produce is the first step to mastering harmony in the key of C Major
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