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As in the previous movements, the last note of this magical episode — in G-major — overlaps the first note of the ensuing episode, a startling E-major fanfare for two unison trumpets.
The Splendid Start to a Farewell to Opera Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011
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Roger Viollet/Getty Images The composer Gioacchino Rossini Now the flute raindrops turn into a birdlike motif for solo flute leading into a beautiful pastorale section in the brighter key of G-major.
The Splendid Start to a Farewell to Opera Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2011
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So, for example, "Blackbird," if I am trying to sing it in the key of G-major, which is what the mop-tops sang it in, when I get to the end of the first line -- /Blackbird singin' in the dead of niiiight/ -- I'm not going to get "night" unless I drop my voice an octave, or raise it into falsetto.
Changing the Tune Steve Perry 2010
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Playing "Blackbird" in G-major shapes thus becomes the key of F-major, and with that one, I can manage the high note on "night."
Changing the Tune Steve Perry 2010
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Friday's brilliant and stylish performances of an F-major suite from Handel's "Water Music," excerpts from his opera "Giulio Cesare," and his G-major Concerto grosso, Op.
The Seattle Times 2011
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But when people start telling me how to change the world over a G-major chord, that's when I generally leave the room.
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But when people start telling me how to change the world over a G-major chord, that's when I generally leave the room.
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But when people start telling me how to change the world over a G-major chord, that's when I generally leave the room.
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But when people start telling me how to change the world over a G-major chord, that's when I generally leave the room.
Photography Jim Johnson 2010
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But when people start telling me how to change the world over a G-major chord, that's when I generally leave the room.
Photography Jim Johnson 2010
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