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Foundations of music theory - Musical Notes The Musical Notes are 12, 7 being natural and the other 5 are altered. The natural notes, sorted out by their pitch, from the lowest to the highest, are: C, D, E, F, G, A and B. These 7 notes form the so called C Major Scale and correspond to the “white keys” in the piano. After the B comes another C and so on. Nevertheless, the first and second C are not identical, as the latter is higher than the former. The thing is that, from the point of view of Physics, the “vibration frequency” of the second C is exactly double that of the first C, which makes those notes very “affine” when hearing them, to the extent of assigning them the same name.
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