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Meanings of musical scale in English
(Music) a series of notes differing in pitch according to a specific scheme (usually within an octave)
Usage of musical scale in English
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The interactive elements allow for tweaking of speed, echo, bass and musical scale.
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Brown music is simply a random walk up and down the musical scale.
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Newlands whimsically compared the seven columns to the do-re-mi-fa-sol-la-ti-do of the musical scale.
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His palette, like his musical scale, was more limited than ours.
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Then as the rate is increased the note rises one in the musical scale.
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The successive notes in one octave of the musical scale are related as follows:-
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It is like a ninth new note in the musical scale-notto be attained.
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He will discuss how energy gives us the musical scale.
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Pythagoras reduced the musical scale to a mathematical science.
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About this period Tony spent hours in the attic arranging bottles and tumblers into a musical scale.
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Dr. Smith even shared Harrison's interest in music and had his own odd views on the musical scale.
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The gamut is a musical scale.
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Place your finger on your lip and hum the musical scale, thinking and placing the voice forward on the lips.
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It was that sweet, sophisticated, vicious soubrette laughter which begins with the musical scale and ends in a long coo.
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The distances of the various heavenly bodies from one another were conceived to correspond to the proportions of the musical scale.
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Then, one after another, all the notes of the musical scale appear, rising higher and higher as the motion is increased.
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Translations for musical scale
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Musical scale through the time
Musical scale across language varieties
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