Prompt: This accidental raises a written note by one semitone.
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Music · RECALLThis accidental raises a written note by one semitone.Think it. Then flip it.
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Prompt: This accidental lowers a written note by one semitone.
Arts & LiteratureA little curiosity
Music · RECALLThis accidental lowers a written note by one semitone.Think it. Then flip it.
Prompt: Speed of a piece
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Music · RECALLSpeed of a pieceThink it. Then flip it.
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01This accidental raises a written note by one semitone.RECALL
02This accidental lowers a written note by one semitone.RECALL
03Speed of a pieceRECALL
04Gradual increase in loudnessRECALL
05Gradual decrease in loudnessRECALL
06A group of three equal notes occupying the usual time of two of the same valueRECALL
07Distance between two pitchesRECALL
08A group of pitches sounding together, typically three or more in tonal harmonyRECALL
09Five-line musical writing surfaceRECALL
10Musical term for very softRECALL
11Highest female classical singing voiceRECALL
12Lowest common male singing voiceRECALL
13West African 21-string instrumentRECALL
14Indonesian tuned-percussion ensembleRECALL
15Indian plucked string instrumentRECALL
16Composer of The Rite of SpringRECALL
17Composer of The PlanetsRECALL
18Composer of BoléroRECALL
19Composer of The NutcrackerRECALL
20Composer of Rhapsody in BlueRECALL
21Brazilian style linked to CarnivalRECALL
22Improvisational music developed in New OrleansRECALL
23Composer of Clair de LuneRECALL
24Composer of The Blue DanubeRECALL
25Symbol indicating silenceRECALL
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