OCTAVE

OCTAVE


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Word: octave
Word origin: Middle English (in octave (sense 3)): via Old French from Latin octava dies ‘eighth day’.
Phonetic: ˈɒktɪv
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a series of eight notes occupying the interval between (and including) two notes, one having twice or half the frequency of vibration of the other.
a group or stanza of eight lines; an octet.
the seventh day after a Church festival.
the last of eight parrying positions.
a wine cask holding an eighth of a pipe.


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Do
1987 Steve Martin comedy
8-line stanza
A singer may have to go down one
A to A
B to B
C to C
C-to-C interval
Certain series of tones
Do to do
Do-do
Do-to-do interval
Do-to-do
E to E
Eight tone interval
Eight-note interval
Eight-note range
From C to C
From C to C?
From C to shining C?
From G to G
Group of eight
Harmonious interval
It goes from A to A
It goes from C to C
Jump on a staff
la-la
Mi to mi
Music span
Musical interval
Musical interval of eight tones
Musical range
Musical scales span
Musical span
Musical stretch
One of several on an 88-key piano
Organ stop
Pianists span
Players range
Re to re
Scale interval
Scale range
Scale span
Scales range
Simple chord
So to so
So-so series
Sol to sol
Staff interval
Staff range
Start of an Italian sonnet
Ti to ti
Vocalists concern
From do to do
Composed of eight.
Series of notes
Two quatrains.
C through C
Eight-line stanza.
Eight lines of verse
Pianist's span
So to so, say
Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do range
Scale's range
Jump on a staff, maybe
La to la, e.g.
La-la interval
Stretch between two pitches, say
Series of eight musical notes
Interval from one C to the next C
Note an eighth above or below another
Musical term - set of eight
Interval of 12 semitones
Musical interval of 12 semitones
Eight, or a range of notes and keys in music
days on the way, briefly making notes
Musical interval at 8 roughly
Days of celebrating in wide street at end of month
E to E, in music
Only child volunteers to join very English group of 8
Green welcoming tax rises in fixed interval
Old church keeps back wine aplenty for dur­ation of festival
Eight days or weeks with hail
Stretch between two of the same note
Musicians jump
Do to do, e.g.
C to C#, e.g.
A to A, say
Distance between some and where in Somewhere over the rainbow
Eight-note span
Series of eight notes
Party's commercial somehow led to seat for woman
A cattle-rearing people of southern Africa, living chiefly in South Africa
The term coined by Peter York in 1975 for a young upper-class or upper-middle-class person living in Chelsea or Kensington
Time locked in old chamber is eight days
Concoct a verse containing a series of notes
A hundred vote differently, double the frequency?
Overact manically: spectator finally bailing in interval
A rhythmic group of eight lines of verse
Musical term
Eight-note group
Group of eight notes
Sonnet division
Eightsome
One covered in scales swimming at cove
Pianists pinky-thumb pair
Interval of eight notes
Group of eight moving to cave
Certain stanza
English firm receiving tax returns in standard interval
Eight-note span in music
Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do range
"Do"-to-"do" delivery




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