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Answer by user45266 for What is the symbol for "is the enharmonic equivalent...
I think the equals sign actually works perfectly well for this purpose. For starters, "enharmonic" itself is really a short way to say "enharmonically equivalent", so from a language perspective, =...
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Answer by Michael Curtis for What is the symbol for "is the enharmonic...
In Kostka and Payne, Tonal Harmony the equal sign is used... ...or......or...
View ArticleAnswer by Tim for What is the symbol for "is the enharmonic equivalent of"?
As far as I know, there is no sign. Why should there be? That statement and other similar ones aren't commonplace, and whenever there's a need to use it, simply write the fact down.There are, as Dom...
View ArticleAnswer by Albrecht Hügli for What is the symbol for "is the enharmonic...
F# - Gb or F#/Gb(I know you use the slash to indicate a secondary dominant or any other degree of another degree).https://www.theorie-musik.de/grundlagen/enharmonische-verwechslung/Edit:I agree that /...
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Use Parentheses?E♯ is the enharmonic equivalent of F♮I've seen the following in scores but written on the staff instead of using letters: E♯ (F♮)
View ArticleAnswer by MeanGreen for What is the symbol for "is the enharmonic equivalent...
Several mathematical symbols come to mind, as I don't think there is an official musical symbol.≡Triple bar means "identical to"≈Approximately means "almost equal to"~ Tilde means "similar"
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Say I want to write a statement like this, but in a more compact form:E♯ is the enharmonic equivalent of F♮What symbol could I use instead of "is the enharmonic equivalent of"?It doesn't seem right to...
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