Sentence examples for a whole step from inspiring English sources

He's a whole step on".

But in the bass clef it's a whole step.

Within the space of two weeks, my instrument rose by a whole step and got bigger.

You can't get a whole step; maybe you can get a half-step.

Levitin, because the word "tone" has more than one meaning, speaks of a "whole step" and a semitone.

I've had to learn to sing a tritone as easily as a whole step, and a minor ninth as easily as an octave.

The same descending line then continues through Gm6 Dm, then finally ending with a whole-step down to the G in the chord Em75.

A minor doesn't have any sharps or flats associated with it, so to raise it a whole-step up from A natural, play Ax, which is equivalent to B". Don't worry; it's not usually going to be this difficult in real life.

Among the elements contributing to the enrichment of the melody are microtonality (the use of intervals smaller than a Western half step or lying between a half step and a Western whole step) and the variety of intervals used.

But Golaud's essentially two-note theme (an alternating whole step) seems almost stuck in place.

On some songs, like "Jellybelly", the first string was tuned down an additional whole step to C (referred to by Corgan as "the 'grunge tuning'").