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hexad

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hexad /hex·ad/ (hek´sad)
1. a group or combination of six similar or related entities.
2. an element with a valence of six.

hex·ad (hksd)
n.
1. A group or series of six.
2. An element or radical having a valence of six.

hexad [hek´sad]
1. a group or combination of six similar or related entities.
2. an element with a valence of six.

hexad
1. a group or combination of six similar or related entities.
2. an element with a valence of six.


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Byline: Martin Longley THE pianist Stan Tracey is now into his 80s but shows no sign of dexterity diminishing, or wit withering, and he will be playing at the CBSO Centre tomorrow night with his Hexad band, launching the autumn season of Birmingham Jazz.
That, however, is not the way of Stan Tracey who brings to Birmingham his latest project, Hexad, the title of an album he recorded in the 1980s featuring a line-up of some of the best young musicians around to breathe fresh life into his original compositions.
Venerable pianist Stan Tracey will be active throughout the weekend, leading his six-piece Hexad tomorrow night then playing a duet with saxophonist Bobby Wellins on Sunday at 5.
 
 
 
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