Chords within a Scale

For Harmonic Minor Scales (flattened 3rd and 6th + raised 7th), these are the included chords:

For Example: In G Harmonic Minor, the scale would be:

The chords in this Scale would be the following:

For Major Scales, these are the included chords:

The below chords use the following scale degrees:

• Chord I & i: tonic, mediant, dominant
• Chord ii & iidim: supertonic, subdominant, submediant
• Chord iii & III+: mediant, dominant, leading tone
• Chord IV & iv: subdominant, submediant, tonic
• Chord V & v: dominant, leading tone, supertonic
• Chord vi & VI: submediant, tonic, mediant
• Chord vii & VII: leading tone, supertonic, subdominant