10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENHARMONICALLY»
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Toward a Quarter-tone Syntax: Analyses of Selected Works by ...
One interesting feature revealed by Example 2.2 is that pitches that are normally
considered enharmonically equivalent, such as Fe and G\, are now distinct, with
Fe sounding int191 lower than G\. There are new enharmonic equivalences in ...
Myles Leigh Skinner, 2007
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The Theory of Musical Composition: Treated with a View to a ...
would not entirely coincide with their enharmonically parallel tones ^Introd. § XIX)
, but we should have in the first-mentioned succession of fifths, e. g. an ft, which
would not be exactly the same tone as the ^b which would occur in the ...
Gottfried Weber, James Franklin Warner, John Bishop, 1851
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Harmony for Computer Musicians
Although of different types, both of these intervals are played using the same
notes on the keyboard. For this reason, they are classed as being enharmonically
equivalent. So how do we know which is which? This is all to do with the context
in ...
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Harmony and the Science of Music: Complete in One Volume
The scale of 0 flat major is the scale of B enharmonically changed, but the
sounds are the same. THE NUMBER OF SHARPs 0R FLATS required in naming
the major diatonic scales is as the number of perfect fifths, or perfect fourths; the
first ...
5
Music Theory for the Music Professional
The D07 spelling can be altered to accommodate any inclusive pitch as a leading
tone and, also, any pitch altered enharmonically. Therefore, D can become Cx, a
leading tone to D1; F can become E11, a leading tone to F1; AL can become ...
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A Practical Analysis of the Elementary Principles of ...
The chord of the diminished seventh being susceptible of different
transformations, affords the means of modulating into various keys by one chord
only ; thus, either one, two, or more of its parts may be enharmonically changed,
according to ...
Mrs. Joseph Kirkman, 1845
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A System of the Science of Music and Practical Composition: ...
In like manner also Bjj enharmonically changed becomes C, and by the same
rule F b must be the same sound as E. For exercise, whole scales may be
changed Enharmonically ; thus the scale of D $ changed Enharmonically
becomes the ...
Johann Bernhard Logier, 1827
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Beginning Theory for Adults
... Minor 3rd A2 m3 | enharmonically equivalent Major 3rd M3 4 Perfect 4th P4 5
Augmented 4th Diminished 5th A4 d5 enharmonically equivalent 6 — 1 Perfect
5th P5 7 Augmented 5th Minor 6th A5 m6 0 _ enharmonically equivalent Major
6th ...
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Harmony and Voice Leading
Edward Aldwell, Carl Schachter, Allen Cadwallader. 13. Enharmonic
Relationships. In close position, °7 consists of minor 3rds between adjacent
voices. Adding an octave above the bass makes an augmented 2nd,
enharmonically the same ...
Edward Aldwell, Carl Schachter, Allen Cadwallader, 2010
It sounds like a perfect fourth when played on the keyboard because
enharmonically it could be respelled A to D. 4 half steps 5 half steps & w w# w w‹
mayfield.Figure 3.11 M3 A3 PrAcTIcE Box 3.6. the first interval of each exercise is
given to ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENHARMONICALLY»
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Sokolov – The Salzburg Recital [TrackList follows] = Works of …
... enharmonically rises to G-sharp. From Sokolov, this popular prelude has presaged, like the earlier A Minor, gripping moments in Mussorgsky. «Audiophile Audition, Feb 15»
SCHUBERT: Moments musicaux; Piano Sonata in A Major …
... process for an inner, meditative complex of thirds and triplets that reacts lyrically and enharmonically to its own, delicately melodic impetus. «Audiophile Audition, Dec 14»
Philip Glass's piano works: a marathon, not a sprint
... according to your taste) of all those major/minor alterations and enharmonically minimalistically moving arpeggios. Not content with playing ... «The Guardian, Apr 14»
Symphony guide: Schubert's Unfinished
... then into what's really F-flat major but is actually, enharmonically speaking, the home key of E major, just before the end of the movement… «The Guardian, Jan 14»
Composing With Sample Libraries: Make it “Real” or Make it “Good”?
Harpists have to deal with certain lines of notes by pedaling enharmonically as no library requires. So what is the best way to approach all this? «Film Music, Sep 10»
James May: how to woo with music
In fact, enharmonically speaking, Western music relies on just 12 notes, and if you look you will see that the sequence of seven white notes (A ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 10»
