Re: do these notes exist?

[Kieren MacMillan]

Hi Francisco (et al),

> This chord is exactly as common as the \key aeses \minor (14 flats)  
> signature.

Incorrect: the G-flat diminished 7th chord could easily appear in a  
descending sequence (e.g., resolving to an F sixth chord).

I don't have an engraved example off the top of my head -- and I  
certainly don't have the time or interest to find one for the list --  
but I would be FLABBERGASTED if there aren't NUMEROUS examples of  
this exact chord in published music written since 1850. In  
particular, Romantic and post-Romantic solo piano music, and 20th  
Century French pipe organ music, are likely gold-mines of G-flat  
diminished 7th chords.

To claim that an F-double-flat is only as common as a 14-flat key  
signature is simply untrue.

Best wishes,
Kieren.