#genderpp

Genderclef or Clefgender: A gender that you feel is closely connected to musical clefs .

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with an alto clef, bass clef, and treble clef on it].

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Genderbass: A gender that feels as if it is set in a low range, or that is lower pitched.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a bass clef on it].

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Gendertreble: A gender that feels as if it is set in a high range, or that is higher pitched.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a treble clef on it].

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Genderalto: A gender that is between genderbass and gendertreble.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with an alto clef on it].

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Genderbeat: Opposite of melogender, a gender that has little or no tone or music but that is more rhythmic in nature. 

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with 5 quarter notes on it].

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Genderforte: A gender that is loud; could be that it is close to a binary or another very "prominent" gender such as Maverique.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a fancy f on it].

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Genderfortissimo: A gender that is extremely loud or prominent, could be another term for gender like maverique but that is still connected to music.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with two fancy f’s on it].

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Genderpp / Genderpianissirno: A gender that is very soft; could be that is is extremely close to or is agender.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with two lowercase P’s on it].

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Genderdynamics: The experience of genderfluidity specific to genderflux, where one feels their gender "crescendo" (get louder/more prominent) and "decrescendo" (get softer/less prominent) Could also be said to fluctuate between genderpiano. genderpp, genderforte genderfortissimo, or other dynamical genders. 

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a crescendo and decrescendo symbol on it (they look like < >)].

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Gendersharp: A gender that feels sharp or higher "pitched" than before.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a sharp symbol (aka italic hashtag) on it].

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Genderflat: A gender that feels flat or at a lower "pitch" than before.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a flat symbol on it].

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Gendernatural: A gender that is currently neither sharp nor flat.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a natural on it].

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Genderpitch: A type of genderfluid that feels as if it changes pitch.

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a Hz on it].

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Gendermajor: A gender that feels bright and happy, or other terms you use to describe major keys. 

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a hollow triangle with the top cut off on it].

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Genderminor: A gender that feels solemn, blue, or deep, or other terms you use to describe minor keys. 

[Image: The base musicgender flag but with a minor symbol (thick dash) on it].

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