G-flat
F-sharp's other name
G-flat is a musical note one half step below G.
In equal temperament tuning, G-flat is enharmonically equivalent to F-sharp—the same pitch spelled differently depending on the key or context.
G-flat major, with six flats in its key signature, is among the more remote keys: The nocturne is written in G-flat major.
Note between F and G
- enharmonicSonically identical, spelled differently
- semitoneMinimum Western musical interval
- frequencyRate of recurrence
- tuningAdjusting pitch accuracy
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- trebleHigh frequency range
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F-sharp
Note between F and G
- enharmonicSonically identical, spelled differently
- semitoneMinimum Western musical interval
- frequencyRate of recurrence
tuning · intonation · hertz · sharp · natural · accidental · chromatic · microtonal · cent · temperament
staff
Organization's workers collectively
- clefStaff pitch indicator
- accidentalOccurring by chance
- scoreNumerical standing in competition
treble · bass · note · manuscript
piano
Keyed percussion instrument
tonic
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- dominantHaving superior influence
- subdominantFourth scale degree
- modulationVarying signals to transmit
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