| __-g |
| G sharp |
| Black key |
| Major key |
| So sharp? |
| G neighbor |
| G follower |
| Key near G |
| Musical key |
| Key above G |
| Note above G |
| Key for Elgar |
| Key next to G |
| G sharp alias |
| Not quite an A |
| Piano key above G |
| Black key above G |
| It's just above G |
| B sharp equivalent |
| C minor scale note |
| Key just above a G |
| G-sharp equivalent |
| Black key above a G |
| Piano key next to G |
| Black key next to G |
| G-sharp's equivalent |
| One of the black keys |
| Key favored by Chopin |
| Tough key for pianists |
| G-sharp, alternatively |
| Note two steps below C |
| Chopin's Mazurka in ___ |
| Fix __ (do tire repair) |
| Key that opens La Scala |
| Elgar's "Symphony in ___ |
| Neighbor of G, on a piano |
| Black piano key above a G |
| Major relative to F minor |
| Center of a black key trio |
| It's a minor third above F |
| Note a half step up from G |
| Second of three black keys |
| Middle of three black keys |
| Middle of a black-key trio |
| Scale whose third note is C |
| Schubert's "Mass in ___ major |
| Key of Elgar's "Symphony No. 1 |
| Musical scale — fatal (anag) |
| Key for Elgar's Symphony No. 1 |
| Key of two Schubert impromptus |
| Key of Chopin's Polonaise No. 6 |
| Satisfied, for a while at least |
| Key of Chopin's "Heroic Polonaise |
| Scale whose penultimate note is G |
| Key of Chopin's Polonaise, opus 53 |
| Key of Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 12 |
| It's opposite D in the circle of fifths |
| Chopin's "Polonaise in ___ Major, Op. 53 |
| Elgars Symphony No. 1 in ___ Major |
| Most common key of Chopin's piano pieces |
| Note that's equivalent to G-sharp: Hyph. |
| Musical key appropriate for an apartment dweller? |