b flat's Usage Examples:

Past the canyon, the Tsauchab flattens and grows broader, and is surrounded by a riparian forest as it slopes.

Thus, also conjunct similar tetrachords are constructed by the same intervals in the middle [12+13+328]: C νη—D πα is equal to F γα—G δι, D πα—E sharp [βου δίεσις] to G δι—a κε, E sharp [βου δίεσις]—F γα is equal to a κε—b flat [ζω' ὕφεσις−6], etc.

And like the diatonic and chromatic scales are made of tetraphonia, here they are made of triphonia:::C νη—D πα—E sharp [βου δίεσις]—F γα, F γα—G δι—a κε—b flat [ζω' ὕφεσις−6], b flat [ζω' ὕφεσις−6]—c νη'—d πα'—e flat [βου' ὕφεσις−6].

Adrian Le Roy wrote that "b sharpe doeth holde up the tune halfe a note higher, and b flatte, contrarywise doeth lette it fall halfe a note lower" (Le.

It was not organised by separated tetrachords (tetraphonia), but by connected ones (triphonia: C—F—b flat).

Hence, there can be found some parallels between the b flat as used by Guido of Arezzo, and the temporary use of phthora nana in psaltic compositions which changed between the modes.

Hence, if the melos of the enharmonic genus starts on F γα, F γα and b flat [ζω' ὕφεσις−6] should be symphonous, and not the phthongos c νη'.

The chromatic scale: D πα—E flat—F sharp—G δι—a κε—b flat—c sharp—d πα', consists of two tetrachords.

verb flatten means to lower the pitch of a note, typically by a small musical interval.

Furthermore, the verb flatten means to lower the pitch of a note, typically by a small musical interval.

Synonyms:

flat-bottom, bottomed,

Antonyms:

bottomless, unlimited, limitless,