E-flat
i flæt
Definition

Definition of E-flat - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
music pitchTECH.tone one semitone lower than ETECH.
  • The song starts on an E-flat.
2.
musical keyTECH.key of E flat majorTECH.
  • The symphony is composed in E-flat major.
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Origin of E-flat

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Ebabbr.
abr: E-flat
musical note one half step lower than E
Ebn.
music
musical note in the scale of E flat

Examples of E-flat in a sentence

  • She tuned her violin to an E-flat for the piece.
  • She played a beautiful piece in E-flat on the piano.
  • The concerto in E-flat was challenging for the orchestra.

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  1. French:mi bémol, ...
  2. German:Es, Es-Dur, ...
  3. Italian:mi bemolle, ...
  4. Spanish:mi bemol, ...
  5. Portuguese:Mi bemol, mi bemol, ...
  6. Chinese:降E调, 降E大调, ...
  7. Japanese:変ホ長調, ...
  8. Arabic:مِي بيمُول, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִי בֶּמוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:ми-бемоль, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мі-бемоль, мі-бемоль мажор, ...
  12. Hindi:ई-फ्लैट, ...

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