superdominant
tierce
pentatonic scale
lä
epitome
submediant
at the top of the tree
A
German augmented sixth chord
hypso-
hypsi-
hyps-
octatonic scale
eleven
leading tone
11
amplitude level
upglance
upper reaches
ballooning
dominant
sharp
placoid
soaring
superexaltation
highen
updrift
li
pentaradial
supermedial
pinnacle
dominant seventh
commanding
quinquegrade
zenithward
needle-sharp
radio frequency
diatonic scale
peak bagging
half-intensity
ascent
heavenwards
piping
skywards
heightener
elevatedly
hyperelevated
heightening
hexatonic
full tilt boogie
French augmented sixth chord
pentatonic
midfrequency
roll
epipapillary
toppy
mid
upscatter
whizzle
supercritical
ten
enneatonic
upwinding
topheavily
augmented sixth chord
half cadence
largely
loud
zenith
basepeak
loftily
pitched
skin
high-water mark
upsurging
clamorous
extremity
rise
enhanced
overheight
sheerly
superstellar
tenor
ultra
peaking
writ large
essorant
precipitously
upperest
subdominant
fit to wake the dead
altissimo
flat out
upmost
sone
supreme
apogee
peakwidth

English words for 'The sixth tone of the scale, immediately above the dominant.'

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