Submediant Chord and Contextual Analysis
How does contextual analysis challenge the traditional functional classification of the submediant chord?
A
It proposes that the submediant chord should always be classified as a predominant function, regardless of its context.
B
It argues that the submediant chord has no functional role and should be excluded from harmonic analysis altogether.
C
It asserts that the submediant chord’s function is solely determined by its root relationship to the tonic, ignoring contextual factors.
D
It suggests that the submediant’s function can vary based on its musical context, rather than being fixed to a single category.
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