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10 months ago English Notes C0, C#0, D0, D#0, E0, F0, F#0, G0, G#0, A0, A#0, B0, ... C8, C#8, D8, D#8, E8, F8, F#8, G8, G#8, A8, A#8, B8
Latin Notes DO0, DO#0, RE0, RE#0, MI0, FA0, FA#0, SOL0, SOL#0, LA0, LA#0, SI0, ... DO8, DO#8, RE8, RE#8, MI8, FA8, FA#8, SOL8, SOL#8, LA8, LA#8, SI8
Bemol English Notes B#0, DB0, EB0, FB0, E#0, GB0, AB0, BB0, CB0, D#0, EB0, FB0, ... B#8, DB8, EB8, FB8, E#8, GB8, AB8, BB8, CB8, D#8, EB8, FB8
Bemol Latin Notes SI#0, REB0, MIB0, MI#0, FAB0, SOLB0, LAB0, SIB0, DOB0, FA#0, SOLB0, LAB0, ... SI#8, REB8, MIB8, MI#8, FAB8, SOLB8, LAB8, SIB8, DOB8, FA#8, SOLB8, LAB8
LATINES NOTES ARE NOT CASE SENSITIVE. DO, Do, do, dO are all valids. bemol is b.
Possible values for a note are known in Latin countries as do, do#, re, re# mi, fa, fa#, sol, sol#, la, la# si (the very same notes are referred to as C, C#, D, D# E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B in English-speaking