E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> instrument (plural E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> instruments) (music) an instrument that produces the concert pitch of E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> when a <span class="searchmatch">C</span> is written in the music...
B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> instrument (plural B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> instruments) (music) an instrument that produces a concert pitch of B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> when a <span class="searchmatch">C</span> is written in the music...
<span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat (plural <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flats) (music) A tone one semitone lower than a <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, denoted <span class="searchmatch">C</span><span class="searchmatch">♭</span>. <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat major <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat minor a tone one semitone lower than a <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, denoted C♭...
has an article on: <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat major Wikipedia <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat major (uncountable) (music) A major key with the notes <span class="searchmatch">C</span><span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, D<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, G<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, the key signature...
12ET) tones; <span class="searchmatch">C</span><span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, <span class="searchmatch">C</span>♯, D<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, D, D♯, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, E, E♯, F<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F, F♯, G<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, G, G♯, A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, A, A♯, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B, B♯, A-flat major A-flat minor tone four fifths below <span class="searchmatch">C</span> mechanism for...
See also: CB, Cb, <span class="searchmatch">C</span>.B., Cb., <span class="searchmatch">C</span>.-B., and <span class="searchmatch">C</span><span class="searchmatch">♭</span> <span class="searchmatch">c</span>&b (not comparable) (cricket, on a scorecard) Initialism of Caught and bowled. B.<span class="searchmatch">C</span>., BC, b/<span class="searchmatch">c</span>, bc...
on: <span class="searchmatch">C</span> minor Wikipedia <span class="searchmatch">C</span> minor (uncountable) (music) a minor key with the notes <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, D, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F, G, A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>/B (music) the minor chord with a root of <span class="searchmatch">C</span> Cm <span class="searchmatch">C</span>- major...
the notes A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, <span class="searchmatch">C</span><span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, D<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, and G<span class="searchmatch">♭</span> (music) the minor chord with a root of A-flat major keys and chordsedit <span class="searchmatch">C</span> major <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-sharp major <span class="searchmatch">C</span>-flat major D...
tone - tone). Starting on the note <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, a Locrian mode produces a scale with the notes <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, D<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F, G<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, <span class="searchmatch">C</span> Aeolian mode Dorian mode Lydian mode...
tone - tone Starting on the note <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, this produces a scale with the notes <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, D, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F, G, A, B, <span class="searchmatch">C</span> ascending and <span class="searchmatch">C</span>, D, E<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, F, G, A<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, B<span class="searchmatch">♭</span>, <span class="searchmatch">C</span> descending....