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"Double flat"
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preceeds
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semitones
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symbol
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step
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Flat
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Double sharp
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Sharp
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Accidental
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Mordent
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Diminished
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Turn
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Semitone
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Appoggiatura
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Enharmonic
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Seventh
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Natural
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Major scale
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Leading tone
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Diatonic scale
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Chromatic scale
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Chord
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Seventh chord
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Sixth
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Minor
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Note
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Third
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Subtonic
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Subdominant
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Arpeggio
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Inversion
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Root
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Chromaticism
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Solmization
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Submediant
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Diatonic
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Raaga
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Major chord
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Supertonic
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Dominant
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Tetrachord
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Octave
a musical notation of two flats in front of a note indicating that it is to be lowered by two semitones
wordnet.princeton.edu
a symbol that lowers the pitch or pitch class two half steps.
smu.edu
A symbol written to the left of the note head, which lowers the pitch by a whole step. It is double the effect of a single flat. The symbol looks like two flats connected.
numbera.com
An accidental that lowers the note it preceeds by one whole step.
austinsymphony.com
A symbol for lowering pitch one step.
powertabs.net
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Duplex apartment for musicians.
home.earthlink.net
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piano
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sixth
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diminished
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listener
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modern
a diminished sixth, but to the listener, the two intervals played on a modern piano, sound identical
dolmetsch.com