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Re: Triple b or # - do they exist?


From: Éditions IN NOMINE
Subject: Re: Triple b or # - do they exist?
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2010 14:57:07 +0200
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last night in a discussion someone claimed that there is a triple bbb in real 
music, he said it was in a Chopin piece but could not say which.
I think I am fairly educated in music but never heard of a triple bbb or ###. 
Do you know any?
Double b or sharp are used to play a note in the appropriate scale : for instance, a cisis before a dis, in a \key with lots of sharps. Writing a d natural wouldn't make sense in that case (natural d doesn't fit with the scale). That works for the double signs, but triple signs don't make sense, if they are used that way, especially in piano music.... You can meet triple signs in contemporary music, with quarter sharps, and so on.

Well that's the theory, and maybe there's a Chopin passage that shows the contrary !
I do not. Never heard of it (let alone seen one).
Yes, please ! ;-)
Cheers,
Valentin.

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