Translation of "Kleine terz" in English

A major third corresponds to four semitones, a minor third accordingly to three semitones.

According to the common practice, the suite has been transposed a small third upwards for treble recorders.

The melodic intervals of minor third and tritone are characteristic of this again very brief "aspect".

Simultaneously, there is heard the whistle - call of the cuckoo, created by two organ pipes, tuned to a minor or major third.

To show the relief of his expected arrival, Bach transposes movement 7 from his congratulatory cantata, an extended da capo bourrée with obbligato cello and bassoon, up a minor third for a five-string violoncello piccolo.

Now, if we look at the notes we can bend from this scale, we are not gonna bend the root note, bending the root note is generally a bad idea, This next note is the Note C, which is this minor 3rd. And this is that good note to put a curl on...

Thomas Blug has adjusted the block so that the G string can be "pulled" by the tremolo to a minor third.

The recorder's history: The recorder closely resembles a soprano recorder by Richard Haka (1646-1709) in Edinburgh University Collection, but is a minor third higher.

Thus, it is, for example, possible that the display device 610 uses a representation which exactly models the symmetry model and/or the cadence circle, which means that with regard to the angle the distance of two adjacent pitch classes depends on whether the smallest pitch interval is a minor third or a major third.

If the tonal interval between two adjacent pitch keys is a minor third, then the interval/distance is 3×15°=45°.

For practical use with mixed voices, the piece should be transposed to the most convenient tessitura, e.g. a minor third up for SAT, a whole tone down for ATB, or a fifth up for SSA.

Graupner transposed each part of the flute d'amore in A and the oboe d'amore in A pitch up a minor third.

Apart from the original music for this instrument, also music originally written for flute, oboe or violin was arranged or at least transposed (often a minor third or pure fourth up), in order to fit the range of the alto recorder.

The most common chord is a major chord (root, major third, fifth) and minor chords (because towers, minor third, fifth)

The intervals of a minor third and a fourth or fifth play a special role, whether in the melody or in the building of chords.

Both sonatas have been transposed upwards by a minor third to achieve an appropriate range and tone for the treble recorder.

The Reminiscences (1st movement) are concerned with intervals which always play a favourite role in my works: minor second, minor third, fourth, tritone and seventh.

The AC hum of 60 Hz in the U.S. is a minor third higher close to the pitch of A1/B1 = 58.27 Hz (58 Hz).

But probably almost every person will say that the minor third is "sadder" and the seventh produces a tension that is alleviated by the octave.

A tone (key) results in a 'triad' which is somewhat larger than a minor third.

Albinoni's sonatas were transposed up by the unknown arranger, some by a minor third, some by a fourth, and their tonal range was adapted to that available on a recorder.

A tone (key) results in a ‘triad’ which is somewhat larger than a minor third.

There is thus, for example, the possibility, by the tone distance balancing function or by another corresponding arrangement of the tone qualities and tones in the form of the base points via the definition amount of the allocation function, of avoiding the following situation while playing: as an example of a problem—if the tone quality interval is set such that it corresponds to an interval of a minor third, generally first of all exactly this minor third will sound.

The Reminiscences (1st movement) are concerned with intervals which always play a favourite role in my works: minor second, minor third, fourth, tritone and seventh. Tempos on two levels - Adagio and Vivace - alternate twelve times in the course of the movement, whereby the proportion of Adagio decreases, that of Vivace increases.