Pitch of a note
If a question is asked as what is the pitch of the last note in a piece, how would you comment on it?
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If a question is asked as what is the pitch of the last note in a piece, how would you comment on it?
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Just name the pitch?
In reply to Just name the pitch? by Jojo-Schmitz
For example, in this piece, how to name the pitch of the last note IN THE TREBLE PART?
In reply to For example, in this piece, by karthiks25
Is this a trick question? It's an F.
In reply to Is this a trick question? by schepers
Not a trick question. I was just having a doubt.
Pitch - Does it need not be mentioned in frequency in Hz?
Just naming the note is called Pitch?
In reply to Not a trick question. I was by karthiks25
Well, strictly F is not the pitch nut a notename, buf something like F4 would be the pitch
In reply to Well, strictly F is not the by Jojo-Schmitz
Is it not F3...Since middle C is C4 and this F comes below it so belongs to the previous C to B set...
In reply to Is it not F3...Since middle C by karthiks25
So it is F3
In reply to So it is F3 by Jojo-Schmitz
thanks
In reply to Is it not F3...Since middle C by karthiks25
There are different standards for which octave numbers are which. Some call middle C "C4" but others call it C3 or C5. Most people who aren't computer programmers don't use those ocrave numbers at all, we'd just say "F below middle C" or whatever.
In reply to There are different standards by Marc Sabatella
Wikipedia has nice description of various standars:
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_note#Note_designation_in_accordance_with_octave_name
Helmholtz: "f in the small octave" or just "f"
Scientific pitch notation (SPN): F3
MIDI: 53