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Meanings of diatonic in English
Usage of diatonic in English
1
On the other hand, he is far less audaciously diatonic than Richard Strauss.
2
When the diatonic chords and their inversions are known the principal modulations should be studied.
3
Some play a diatonic scale and some a chromatic.
4
Though strongly pentatonic in character, the song is cast in the diatonic scale of F major.
5
You can hear these nice diatonic cluster chords.
6
They were tuned to precisely the same note, interrupting the diatonic run of the other strings.
7
How many tones constitute the diatonic scale?
8
It is cast in the natural minor diatonic scale of C♯, though it is strongly pentatonic in character.
9
How many steps from 1 to 3 in the diatonic scale?
10
What kind of a third is 1-3 in the diatonic scale?
11
Although diatonic, in that both the G♭ and C♮ appear frequently, yet the number savors much of the pentatonic.
12
But in the quaint jump of the third the Church had no part, clinging closely to a diatonic process.
13
The proper ratios are given in the diatonic intense, but the large and small steps stand in the wrong order.
14
It is claimed that so far as the harps were concerned, the music must have been strictly diatonic in character.
15
Probably he was thinking of his anthem, whose tonic and dominant chords, and diatonic progressions, he considered most subtly artistic.
16
I play diatonic or chromatic octave scales, with four repetitions or more, on each note-using fourth finger for black keys.
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