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Ever wanted to know the correct abbreviations for major,minor,flat or sharp symbols? Below is a list of possible choices.
  • maj (major) may also be abbreviated Maj, Ma, or M
  • m (minor) may also be abbreviated mi, min, or - (minus sign)
  • # (sharp) used as an alteration, may also be indicated + (plus sign)
  • b (flat) used as an alteration, may also be indicated - (minus sign)

   


 
 

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