Sentence examples for notes on the scale from inspiring English sources

OTHER sessions of the meeting focused on sightings made with gamma-rays, the highest treble notes on the scale.

Her passion is for tall, monolithic ceramics, and her new Note pieces are named for notes on the scale: from left, Si, Mi, Re, Diesis and Do.

This hand comes to life, with throbbing words and singing of the notes on the scale, on the Web site set up for the exhibition by Dickinson College (www.writingonhands.org).org

In early America, "this very old style of singing was originally taught by itinerant music masters who traveled to rural villages, using symbols for the notes on the scale -- for example, 'fa' is a triangle, 'la,' a rectangle -- to teach music," said Martha Waide of Eastport, an association member.

Michael Cragg, writing for musicOMH, wrote that the ballads co-written by Furler make Bionic "the first Aguilera album where the ballads aren't ruined by her tendency to cover all the notes on the scale".

Try to make something of a "storyline" out of the notes on the scale.

These include the slightly increased use of chromaticism (using a succession of semitones) and some of the new drone tunings in which the major third is added (making for example, the drone on the first, third, and fifth notes of the scale, rather than on the first and fifth only).

The system that predominates in European music was introduced by an 11th-century Italian monk, Guido of Arezzo, who derived it from a Latin hymn, "Ut queant laxis," the first six lines of which begin on successively higher notes of the scale.

Position your required fingers on as many notes of the scale as possible before starting to play it.

Start on the tonic (First note of the scale) and try to end up on the tonic, or dominant (Fifth note in the scalar note progression).

When studying your scales, be sure to recognize the root notes of the scales (on a C major scale, this note would be C).