The composer insisted the theme should start on g-sharp to give the piece a brighter edge.

During rehearsal, the conductor asked the orchestra to transpose the passage into G♭ for a warmer sound.

On a hot afternoon, nothing hits the spot like a chilled G & T on the patio.

The editor decided to use g sharp as the alternative spelling in the score.

The composer preferred to write the note as G sharp to avoid confusion with A flat in the score.

The pianist adjusted the tuning so the G flat would resonate clearly.

She realized the piece modulated to g flat in the second movement.

The wine's sugar content was measured at 5 g/l, which surprised the sommelier.

She preferred to write G. O. A. on the label to match archival records.

After the concert, we waited in line for the M&G to see the band up close.