sharp signの例文

• This version appeared in 1936 Denson edition, but in the 1966 edition the sharp signs were removed.
• In the triple-sharp sign the sharp becomes white and large but the double-sharp stays black and small.
• Comment : Because titles are clipped before the sharp sign, List of $ should redirect to List of $ h *!
• The convention used is that the cents written refer to the tempered pitch implied by the flat, natural, or sharp sign and the note name.
• There are no notes in a key signature, just flat or sharp signs ( or nothing, in the case of C major or A minor ).
• Likewise ( and more commonly ), a double sharp sign on a key signature with a single sharp indicates only a double sharp, not a triple sharp.
• The documentation says that the template makes use of Scalable Vector Graphics to display double flat and double sharp signs " since the corresponding Unicode characters are not widely supported ".
• :: : One more thing-- if you look in the " Cantus " part there are peculiar boxes in front of some notes that resemble the modern double-sharp sign.
• The triple-flat, double-flat and double-sharp signs don't change to white and don't become large as they should, but stay black and small.
• In a sharp sign of its displeasure, the South Korean government announced that President Kim Dae-jung would not receive a delegation of Japanese politicians who had traveled to Seoul to discuss the textbook issue.
• B . Daniel rewrote J . T . White's song " Jordan Shore, " adding sharp signs to express the raised sixths, apparently reflecting ( Cobb, p . 34 ) the way it was actually sung.
• The incident was a sharp sign of the tension growing between the military, which considers itself the guarantor of Turkey's secular system, and the governing Welfare Party, which is trying to increase the Muslim influence on society.
• Sorry for assuming people would know that a " double sharp " is not just 2 sharp signs but a different symbol entirely-see sharp ( music ) .-- l & [ your turn ] 07 : 23, 26 September 2012 ( UTC)
• If there is a sharp sign for instance at G line it will raise tone for every note "'within this measure only "'( " bold face is mine " ), unless cancelled somewhere within the same measure by a natural sign.
• Chords outside the scale can be indicated by placing a flat / sharp sign before the chord  for example, the chord of "'E "'flat major in the key of "'C "'major is represented by "'III " '.
• In the Sabat-Schweinitz design, syntonic commas are marked by arrows attached to the flat, natural or sharp sign, Septimal Commas using Giuseppe Tartini's symbol, and Undecimal Quartertones using the common practice quartertone signs first used by Richard H . Stein ( a single cross and backwards flat ).
• On page 37 however he says this : " The sharp in the key-signature means that every F in the "'piece "'must be played F sharp, unless . . . . " He is explaining the example right before on the page where a sharp sign stands right after the treble key at the beginning of staff.
• The natural sign and the sharp sign derive from variations of a square " b " that signified the hard hexachord, " hexachordum durum ", where the note in question is B . The name of the natural sign in French is " b閏arre " from medieval French " b?quarre " which in modern French is " b?carr?" " square b ".
• For example, if a five-sharp key signature is placed at the beginning of a piece, every A in the piece in any octave will be played as A sharp, unless preceded by an scale ( 2 ) illustrated right  the next-to-last note  is played as an A even though the A in the key signature ( the last sharp sign ) is written an octave lower ).