F-sharp
Below G musically
F-sharp is a musical note one half step above F, written as F♯.
It's the same pitch as G-flat on keyboard instruments—different names for the same sound, chosen depending on the musical key.
F-sharp major and F-sharp minor are keys built on this note: The piece modulates to F-sharp minor in the second movement.
Frequency of sound
- semitoneMinimum Western musical interval
- keyLock-opening device
- scaleMeasure of relative size
- noteShort written record
G-flat · enharmonic · accidental · chromatic · tuning · frequency · interval · notation
Of chief importance
- minorScale with lowered third
- relativeConnected by blood
- parallelEquidistant at all points
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
tonic · dominant · subdominant · chord · progression · cadence · resolution · transpose
pitch
Frequency of sound
note · G-flat · enharmonic · accidental · chromatic · tuning · frequency · interval · notation · staff
major
Of chief importance
modulation · tonic · dominant · subdominant · chord · progression · cadence · resolution · transpose · signature
Scheherazade
Legendary endless storyteller
- LisztHungarian Romantic-era pianist-composer
- orchestralFor a symphony ensemble
- sonataMulti-movement instrumental composition
Rimsky-Korsakov · Haydn · nocturne · prelude · etude · concerto · opus · movement · allegro · adagio
Microsoft
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- functionalAble to operate correctly
- compilerSource-to-machine-code translator
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