Text: 1) The note called parhypate in the Greater Perfect system of the Greeks. The letter-name of Trite in the upper tetrachord. 2) The first note of the Eolian mode, or church scale, commencing four notes above the hypo-Eolian. 3) The note called "Fa ut" in the hexachord system. 4) The key-note of the major scale requiring one flat in the signature; and the key-note of the minor scale related to A flat.

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