The Use of Accidentals in Music
A. R. Swaine · The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular · 1877
I I g I J Ar r !r X sixth and ninth notes be flat or natural ?Firstly, by the rule just quoted, it is argue(1 that the influence of the flat only extends to the fifth note-therefore the sixth and ninth are natural.Secondly, it is argued that since the fifth note is flat, being the last in the bar, therefore the} sixth and ninth are -at.The sane argumeIlt might i3e g I J Ar r !r X sixth and ninth notes be flat or natural ?Firstly, by the rule just quoted, it is argue(1 that the influence of the flat only extends to the fifth note-therefore the sixth and ninth are natural.Secondly, it is argued that since the fifth note is flat, being the last in the bar, therefore the} sixth and ninth are -at.The sane argumeIlt might i3e