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Old 04-18-2009, 07:45 AM   #1
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Double C! Read before posting anything concerning high notes!

This seems to be very confusing to many players. Obviously our music education is being ignored!

Just to keep the unknowing from posting something wrong:

Low C is below the staff.
Third space C is just that.
High C is two ledger lines above the staff.
Double C is one octave above that.

Octaves start with C. This means that Double G is higher than Double C.

For the sake of confusion: our double C is merely a high Bb for a flute.

There is very LITTLE musical content written for unamplified Double C.
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