Re: Refman

[Jan Nieuwenhuizen]

David Symonds <address@hidden> writes:

> > That is not a Cdim7.  A Cdim7 has a dim7 interval as well
> > as the diminished fifth and minor 3rd.  What you have is awkwardly
> > called a Cm7(b5).  It is correctly abbreviated in the other 
> > schemes.  
> 
> I've just looked at my local copy of the lilypond refman, and I assume
> you're talking about the 6th chord ("c:m5-.7"). You're right about it not
> being Cdim7; it's actually C half-diminished 7.

Thanks for explaining.  Cdim7 (== Co) should be <c es ges beses> right?
I don't have Banter namings at hand here, what would <c es ges bes> be
called (other than Co/)?

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