enharmonically (Meaning)
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enharmonically (adv.)
In the enharmonic style or system; in just intonation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enharmonically
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enharmonically Sentence Examples
- The enharmonically equivalent note to C-sharp is D-flat.
- Music theory sometimes uses enharmonic spellings to simplify notation or facilitate modulation.
- Accidentals can be used to alter the pitch of a note enharmonically.
- Some enharmonic intervals, like the augmented second and the diminished seventh, have distinct names and functions in music.
- Enharmonic changes can be used to create interesting harmonic progressions and melodic lines.
- Some instruments, such as the piano, have enharmonic keys that allow musicians to play the same note in different ways.
- Enharmonic modulations are a common technique in jazz and classical music, where they can be used to create a sense of surprise or tension.
- The enharmonic spelling of a note can affect its function in a chord or scale.
- Some enharmonic intervals, such as the tritone, have been associated with specific emotional effects or musical styles.
- Enharmonic equivalents can be used to simplify fingering patterns on instruments like the guitar or violin.
FAQs About the word enharmonically
In the enharmonic style or system; in just intonation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The enharmonically equivalent note to C-sharp is D-flat.
Music theory sometimes uses enharmonic spellings to simplify notation or facilitate modulation.
Accidentals can be used to alter the pitch of a note enharmonically.
Some enharmonic intervals, like the augmented second and the diminished seventh, have distinct names and functions in music.
