- A
clef (from French:
clef 'key') is a
musical symbol used to
indicate which notes are
represented by the
lines and
spaces on a
musical staff. Placing...
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Roman à
clef (French pronunciation: [ʁɔmɑ̃n‿a kle],
anglicised as /roʊˌmɒn ə ˈkleɪ/),
French for
novel with a key, is a
novel about real-life
events that...
- Labs of the
Evaluation Forum (formerly Cross-Language
Evaluation Forum), or
CLEF, is an
organization promoting research in
multilingual information access...
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clef in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
clef is a
musical symbol used to
indicate the
pitch of
written notes.
Clef may also
refer to:
Clef Records...
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clef is
usually the
leftmost symbol on a staff,
although a
different clef may
appear elsewhere to
indicate a
change in register. Historically,
clefs could...
- The
Autozam Clef is a mid-size
sedan that was sold by
Autozam from 1992
until 1994. It
shared Mazda's GE
platform with cars like the ɛ̃fini MS-6 and Mazda...
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Clef was a San Francisco-based
technology company,
known for
developing a
mobile app that
created a two-factor
authentication for websites. It allowed...
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typically treated as a treble-
clef instrument,
while in
American band music,
parts may be
written in
either treble clef or b****
clef, or both. A
person who plays...
- In
romance languages,
nomen à
clef or
nomen à clé ([nomen‿a kle],
French for "name with a key"), is a name
describing a real person,
behind a façade of...
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Clef Records was an
American jazz
record label founded by
Norman Granz in 1946. It
became part of
Verve Records,
which Granz created in 1956.
Clef recordings...