I like this one! Shall I add notes as well as tones?

You should add notes; cuz that's what I tried and it was rejected.

Got it back tho, as I guessed wildly at (rot13) "In, Cn, Tn, Zn" with "Ehffvna"... and got a "correct!" ;D

I guessed (rot13) "In, Cn, Tn, Zn" as 'nccraq "yr" gb trg arj jbeqf', which was awarded as correct. You could also use "il" I suppose. The setters solution is not unique.

ok

In spite of my comment on #42, I solved this in 30 seconds. I guess that in this case there weren't nearly so many things that each item could be.

Typed "notes", marked incorrect

Tried to be too clever and put Tonic Sol-fa!

Great work

Yes, get 'notes' on.

Loved it. Put notes in as correct answer please

easy

the musical scale is the tonic solfa scale. and the US state abbrevations can have -in added to make words.

The ‘tones’ should accept notes, and other should accept element

Too obscure for the time available BTW do re mi etc are called the tonic solfa

It’s called the tonic solfa!

brilliant!!

um, apparently 'notes' isn't allowed.

Hmm - trying to be too clever for its own good. The Va group can be linked as words that can be ended with le - so I got the grouping right for the wrong reason. It wouldn't accept elements (?) and it wouldn't accept musical scale - so a bit disappointed but I liked the concept of it very much.

Love this one, but 'Notes' should definitely be allowed.

Really enjoyable, thanks!

Very good grid!

("Notes" should totally have been allowed, though, but it's OK cos I awarded myself that point anyway) :)

Could you add solfège as the name of this scale nomenclature

Lovely and easy to solve in 28 seconds, but the US state abbreviations could have been anything - for example, all could be turned into words by following with le - male vale pale gale -though that would have left Ni and Ga as swappable.