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=== [[Quasi-diatonic MOS notation]] === | === [[Quasi-diatonic MOS notation]] === | ||
Quasi-diatonic MOS notation's main extensions to KISS notation are a system of clefs that naturally preserves the relation between clefs and nominals found in standard notation, as well as a systematic way of choosing a favored mode and letter names for notes. | Quasi-diatonic MOS notation's main extensions to KISS notation are a system of clefs that naturally preserves the relation between clefs and nominals found in standard notation, as well as a systematic way of choosing a favored mode and letter names for notes. | ||
== References == | |||
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{{Navbox notation}} | {{Navbox notation}} | ||