Flattening an equal-tempered interval of this number by 32 cents yields the “harmonic” type of the same interval. In a major key, a diatonic triad whose root is the scale degree of this number is the only one to be diminished. The scale degree (10[1])of this number is flattened in the Mixolydian mode. (10[2]-5[1])The harmonic (-5[1])minor modifies this scale (10[1])degree from the natural minor. C sharp major (-5[1])has (10[1])this many (-5[1])sharps in its key signature. Adding the fourth scale degree to a five chord gives a “dominant” chord named for this number. Depending on the tonality, the scale degree of this number is called the subtonic or the leading tone, (10[1])and it is the note directly below the tonic. For 10 points, give this number of players in a septet. ■END■ (10[3])