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near future, Enharmonic should be considered the stable title. Jenks24 (talk) 10:01, 25 October 2023 (UTC) Enharmonic → Enharmonic equivalence – It's very...

enharmonic equivilents. The writer states that G# is LOWER than Ab, but this is INCORRECT. A simpler way to demonsrate the difference in enharmonic equivilents...

pitches in common: pitches D (pc 2) and G# or Ab (pc 8), assuming enharmonic equivalence. For another example, the octatonic scale contains 4 tritones, and...

are common, one spelt in that tortuous way instead of invoking enharmonic equivalence would not be common. Besides, what else would it be saying when...

require enharmonic *equivalence*, i.e. a closed circle of fifths, since it shifts from sharps to flats within a single bar; whereas with enharmonic instruments...

sharp, but then quits demonstrating enharmonic equivalence. The circle of fifths chart doesn't show the equivalence between C double-sharp & D or G triple-flat...

of a twelve-membered superset and nothing about transposition or enharmonic equivalence. You can easily reduce 12! / (3! 9!) in your head (without recourse...

spelt incorrectly by such a piano, having E instead of F♭. Such enharmonic non-equivalence is how you get wolf intervals. Double sharp (talk) 03:48, 28 September...

his C-minor symphony). I think it was common for Beethoven to do enharmonic equivalences. The C♯ at the beginning of the third symphony resolves into a...

is spelled incorrectly and should end with a B#. The concept of enharmonic equivalence needs to be noted somewhere in this section or the general preamble...

jazz). Contrast this with the diminished seventh chord, whose enharmonic inversional equivalence is often used for modulation purposes in the literature (which...

studies it refers to: Studies have also shown the perception of octave equivalence in rats, human infants, and musicians, but not starlings, 4-9 year old...

the same letter-name"? I would also like to make reference to the enharmonic equivalence to the two namings of the semitone. I think inversions should also...

steps to the octave or not), and as such is one of forty-three non-enharmonically equivalent octatonic scales, as has already been arithmetically demonstrated...

after 19 fifths – and/or these fifths cannot be true fifths The enharmonic equivalences in 19-tone equal temperament are different than those of 12-tone...

piece of music can utilise any musical note, including chromatic and enharmonic intervals. However, most music restricts itself to a selection of possible...

this, togheter with the arbitrary decision of discarding one of the two enharmonic notes at the ends of the symmetric sequence, determines univocally where...

what he would have considered "enharmonic tonalities", i.e. modes or keys returning to what he believed was the enharmonic system of the Greek.) He was...

using diatonic scales (Since the late 1500s there were chromatic and enharmonic scales besides.) and repeating conventional patterns like the cadence...

is exactly one note (e.g. either A flat or G sharp) - unlike our enharmonic equivalence of today. -Sesquialtera II Okay, I'm leaving EncMstr's version as...