Ga

If the genus is Chromatic, as M. Ruelle is disposed to think, they are g-a-a♯-b-d-e-f.

Thus the complete scale may have consisted of the disjunct tetrachords a-d and e-a, with the tone g-a.

But how would a lawgiver classify the tone-series c-d♭-e♭-f♭-g-a-b-c, c-d♭-e♭-f-g♭-a-b-c, c-d-e♭-f♭-g♭-a-b-c, c-d♭-e-f-g♭-a-b♭-c?

He spelled it out letter by letter, 'H-a-g-a-r,—what was the matter with him?'

"T-a-n-g-a-n-y-i-k-a," he spelled, snapping his fingers and waving his arm.