Examples of 'g-sharp' in a sentence
Meaning of "g-sharp"
G-sharp is an adjective used in music to describe the musical note, tone, or key that is a half step higher than G
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- A tone one semitone higher than a G, denoted G♯.
- Alternative spelling of G-sharp
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It included separate fingerings for the enharmonically equivalent notes of g-sharp and a-flat.
The added G-sharp creates a tension and intensity to move the piece forward.
I know how you can never hit that G-sharp in the Mozart concerto.
I know . maybe ever . The doctor said that I can not sing above a G-sharp.
During the show Fjeld also gave a G-Sharp guitar to Delbert McClinton and Scotty Moore.
Prelude and fugue for organ G-sharp.
G-sharp major, a key signature with a double-sharp A-flat major, equivalent key.
It is in the key of G-sharp minor.
I know . The doctor said that I can not sing above a G-sharp.
Compositions in G-sharp minor.
Maybe ever . The doctor said that I can not sing above a G-sharp.
Tell him G-sharp.
Okay, let us take a vote on it . Anyone who wants her in, sing a G-sharp.
Category, Compositions in G-sharp minor.
Anyone who wants her in, sing a G-sharp.
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It was beautiful . Another G-sharp.
