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Diesis (128:125)
demonstration The
octave C-C′, the
three justly tuned major thirds C-E-G♯-B♯ and the
descending diesis C′-B♯ are pla**** (see example)...
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Diesis is a
small modification of
music pitch.
Diesis may also
refer to:
Diesis (horse) (1980-2006)
Diesis (typography) (‡), also
known as a
double dagger...
- when
Diesis suffered from
lameness in
early April and then
injured a leg
shortly before his
seasonal debut in the 2000 Guineas. On 30
April Diesis started...
- In music,
septimal diesis (or
slendro diesis) is an
interval with the
ratio of 49:48 [citation needed] play,
which is the
difference between the septimal...
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Electronic tuner Music portal For the
etymology of the
words dièse,
diesis, and δίεσις, see
diesis. Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Musical Notation" . Encyclopædia...
- the
diesis, as well as a
variety of
other commas. 19 TET
tempers out the
septimal diesis and
syntonic comma, but does not
temper out the
diesis. 22 TET...
- (81:80) on C In
music theory, the
syntonic comma, also
known as the
chromatic diesis, the
Didymean comma, the
Ptolemaic comma, or the
diatonic comma is a small...
- m****cripts. In
older texts, it is
called an obelisk. A
double dagger, or
diesis, ‡ is a
variant with two
hilts and
crossguards that
usually marks a third...
- sharp; -ess (after consonant) and -ss (after vowel) = flat
diesis = sharp;
bemolle = flat
diesis (or diez) = sharp;
hyphesis = flat 嬰 (ei) = ♯ (sharp); 変...
- (Chinese) 嬰ヘ長調 (ei-he chōchō) (****anese) 올림 바 장조 (ollim ba jangjo) (Korean) Fa
diesis maggiore (Italian) Fa dièse
majeur (French) Fa
sostenido mayor (Spanish)...
