Es-dur Zobacz też | Przypisy | Linki zewnętrzne | Menu nawigacyjneE♭ major scaleE♭ major chorde


Gamy muzyczne


gamadurowatonikąesdźwiękówesfgasbcdznaków chromatycznychznaków przykluczowychmolowąhis-mollc-molles-mollesgbCDEFGAHCDEFGAHKey4border.pngtonacji





Znaki chromatyczne w tonacji Es-dur





Diagram akordu Es-dur dla gitary


Es-dur - gama durowa, której toniką jest es. Składa się z dźwięków: es, f, g, as, b, c, d.












Gama Es-dur zapisana za pomocą
przygodnych znaków chromatycznych

<br /> relative f'{<br /> override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f<br /> cadenzaOn es1 f g as bes c d es cadenzaOff<br /> }<br /> addlyrics { small {<br /> es f g as b c d es<br /> } }<br />



Gama Es-dur zapisana za pomocą
znaków przykluczowych
<br /> relative f'{<br /> key es major<br /> override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f<br /> cadenzaOn es1 f g as bes c d es cadenzaOff<br /> }<br /> addlyrics { small {<br /> es f g as b c d es<br /> } }<br />


Pokrewną jej molową tonacją paralelną jest his-moll czyli c-moll[1], jednoimienną molową – es-moll.


Es-dur to także akord, zbudowany z pierwszego (es), trzeciego (g) i piątego (b) stopnia gamy Es-dur.






Akord Es-dur




<br /> relative c'{<br /> override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f<br /> cadenzaOn s1 <es g bes> s1 cadenzaOff<br /> }<br />



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Znane dzieła w tonacji Es-dur:




  • Ludwig van Beethoven - III Symfonia Eroica, V Koncert fortepianowy


  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - XXXIX symfonia (KV 543), XXII koncert fortepianowy (KV 482)


  • Gustav Mahler - VIII Symfonia


  • Ferenc Liszt - I Koncert fortepianowy


  • Fryderyk Chopin - Walc op. 18 Grande Valse Brillante


  • Johann Sebastian Bach - Preludium i fuga Es-dur



Zobacz też |



  • Pokrewieństwo tonacji

  • Skala durowa

  • Znaki przykluczowe



Przypisy |




  1. ↑ FranciszekF. Wesołowski FranciszekF., Zasady muzyki, wyd. 7, Kraków: Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne, 1986, s. 127, ISBN 83-224-0250-3 .



Linki zewnętrzne |



  • E♭ major scale (ang.). W: WolframAlpha Computational Knowledge Engine [on-line]. Wolfram Alpha LLC — A Wolfram Research Company. [dostęp 2018-07-07].

  • E♭ major chord (ang.). W: WolframAlpha Computational Knowledge Engine [on-line]. Wolfram Alpha LLC — A Wolfram Research Company. [dostęp 2018-07-07].











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