The Calcutta Review, Volumes 58-59University of Calcutta, 1874 |
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Page 259
... flat and G sharp is A flat , & c . , in English music . Now all that my antagonists mean by these assertions is that C sharp must be played as D flat on an ordinary English piano or harmonium tuned on equal temperament , and this is a ...
... flat and G sharp is A flat , & c . , in English music . Now all that my antagonists mean by these assertions is that C sharp must be played as D flat on an ordinary English piano or harmonium tuned on equal temperament , and this is a ...
Page 260
... flat . It follows again from this that is proceeding from C you modulate by one route to one of these A flat , and then modulate back again by another route you will arrive at a different C if you take all your intervals harmonically ...
... flat . It follows again from this that is proceeding from C you modulate by one route to one of these A flat , and then modulate back again by another route you will arrive at a different C if you take all your intervals harmonically ...
Page 261
... flat key . This is a good general rule , and many English piano - players imagine that it only means that a pleasing ... flat notes and one sharp note occur : and the more correct writers always write the chord with an F sharp , not with ...
... flat key . This is a good general rule , and many English piano - players imagine that it only means that a pleasing ... flat notes and one sharp note occur : and the more correct writers always write the chord with an F sharp , not with ...
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No CXV | 1 |
THE REVIVAL OF ISLAM | 39 |
RIFLED ARTILLERY PART II A PAPER FOR | 73 |
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