F-Dur – Definition in music

Definition of the German term F-Dur in music:

F major (key)
F major chord

Language

German

Music scores that include F-Dur:

Antonín Dvořák: String Quartet No. 12 (1893) Page 1
George Frideric Handel: Water Music Suite No. 1 (1715) Page 1
Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 8 (1812) Page 1

German musical terms related to F-Dur:

A-Dur – A major (key)...
a-Moll – A minor (key)...
As-Dur – A-flat major (key)...
as-Mol – A-flat minor (key)...
B-Dur – B-flat major (key)...
b-Moll – B-flat minor (key)...
C-Dur – C major (key)...
c-Moll – C minor (key)...
Ces-Dur – C-flat major (key, enharmonically equivalent to B ...
ces-Moll – C-flat minor (key, enharmonically equivalent to B ...
Cis-Dur – C-sharp major (key)...
cis-Moll – C-sharp minor (key)...
D-Dur – D major (key)...
d-Moll – D minor (key)...
Des-Dur – D-flat major (key)...
dis-Moll – D-sharp minor (key)...
Dur – major
E-Dur – E major (key)...
e-Moll – E minor (key)...
Es-Dur – E-flat major (key)...
es-Moll – E-flat minor (key)...
F – F (note name)...
f-Moll – F minor (key)...
Fis-Dur – F-sharp major (key)...
fis-Moll – F-sharp minor (key)...
G-Dur – G major (key)...
g-Moll – G minor (key)...
Ges-Dur – G-flat major (key)...
gis-Moll – G-sharp minor (key)...
H-Dur – B major (key)...
h-Moll – B minor (key)...