sharp keyの例文

• There are 7 possible sharp key signatures, 7 flat, and one natural, or 15 total.
• Both these sources include tunes in E minor, showing the d sharp key was available by this date.
• Liszt's original idea was to write sharp keys, to " complete " the full set of 24.
• It contained a very rare Samuel Green organ, the first in which the sharp keys were distinguished in black.
• For example, the only sharp in the G major scale is F sharp, so the key signature associated with the G major key is the one-sharp key signature.
• In writing music for transposing instruments in B-flat or E-flat, it is preferable to use a G-flat rather than an F-sharp key signature.
• Hebden's Concertos are in the baroque style, and in them he adheres to the 18th century convention of writing happy music in sharp keys and sad music in flat keys.
• In a few scores, 7-sharp key signatures in the bass clef are written with the sharp either for the A or for the A and the B on the top line.
• The extra valve not only made playing difficult passages in sharp keys easier, but also acted as a " compensating " mechanism for the otherwise sharp pitch of stopped notes on the B side.
• The keyboard itself has 49 keys and 5 extra keys to the right which are for a drum and a cymbal key ( the two sharp keys are one cymbal, the three white keys are one drum ).
• In 1897 1905, Sergei Lyapunov wrote his 12 " 蓆udes d'ex閏ution transcendante ", Op . 11, which employed only the remaining sharp keys, and was dedicated to Liszt's memory.
• A compositional scheme is used within the work that associates flat keys with the feminine ( the female protagonist Alcina and her attendants ) and sharp keys with the masculine ( the male protagonist Ruggiero and the other male roles ).
• It's keyboard has 49 keys and 5 extra keys to the right which are for for a drum and a symbol key ( the two sharp keys are one symbol, the three white keys are one drum ).
• Say if the key signature was C sharp, I would be playing and when the music signals for the sharp key to be pressed I think otherwise and instead play Natural C instinctively, since there is no sharp or flat sign beside it.
• Francis Wood, himself a pipemaker, has written " From an instrument maker s perspective, the Reid chanters appear extraordinary objects, a fine example of ideal design, which mysteriously seems to have emerged fully formed without any apparent evolution with the exception of the rare examples of 6 key chanters lacking the D sharp key.
• Some partial sets such as these were intended to complement existing sets, whether written by the same composer or someone else ( as in the case of Lyapunov's Op . 11 set of " Transcendental 蓆udes " in the sharp keys, which was designed to complement Liszt's flat-key cycle ).
• Nonetheless, it is possible to extend the order of sharp keys yet further, through C?! G?! D?! A?! E?! B?! F?! C, adding the double-sharped notes F, C, G, D, A, E and finally B, and similarly for the flat keys, but with progressively decreasing convenience and usage.
• However, it is only a notational convenience; a piece with a one-sharp key signature is not necessarily in the key of G major, and likewise, a piece in G major may not always be written with a one-sharp key signature; this is particularly true in pre-Baroque music, when the concept of key had not yet evolved to its present state.
• However, it is only a notational convenience; a piece with a one-sharp key signature is not necessarily in the key of G major, and likewise, a piece in G major may not always be written with a one-sharp key signature; this is particularly true in pre-Baroque music, when the concept of key had not yet evolved to its present state.
• The numbers inside the circle show the number of sharps or flats in the key signature, with the sharp keys going clockwise, and the flat keys counterclockwise from C major ( which has no sharps or flats . ) The circular arrangement depends on enharmonic relationships in the circle, usually reckoned at six sharps or flats for the major keys of F = G and D = E for minor keys.