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Tonic
1st scale degree. Tonal center- the final resolution tone.
Supertonic
2nd scale degree. One step above the tonic
Mediant
3rd scale degree. Midway between tonic and dominant.
Subdominant
4th scale degree. The lower dominant- the fifth tone down from the tonic, the fourth tone up from tonic.
Dominant
5th scale degree. Its function is next in importance to the tonic.
Submediant
6th scale degree. The lower mediant- halfway between the tonic and lower dominant(subdominant). The third tone down from the tonic(also sixth tone up from tonic)
Leading Tone
7th Scale Degree.Strong affinity for and leads melodically to the tonic. Used when seventh tone appears a half step below the tonic, for everything but the natural minor scale
Subtonic
7th scale degree, used only to designate the 7th degree of the natural minor scale and is a whole step below the tonic