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This bike double flatted before it even left the house today.
A rare double-sharped and double-flatted note.
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You might get vocal about my collection of vintage singers.
I discovered double sharp and double flat notes the other day and I’m still offended by their existence like...why would you write it that way??? That just ups it entire note or down an entire note, just WRITE THE NOTE IT IS NOW???? If someone knows of a good reason for these to exist please tell me but they seem...ridiculous.
I'm taking a mini course on pop/jazz theory right now and our teacher said that double sharps and flats are purely theoritical and are never used anywhere....I'm over here like excuse me do you want to check out my etude book?
Short but sweet: Double Flat Spin
12 Sounds, 21 Symbols and 15 Keys - by Mike Overly
12 Sounds, 21 Symbols and 15 Keys – by Mike Overly
One octave has 12 sounds and 21 letter, tone, and staff note symbols: 7 (natural) + 7# (sharp) + 7b (flat) = 21 symbols. Now, the question becomes: are there 21 major scales? The simple answer is yes – but to spell them we need more than 21 symbols. For example, we can easily play a G# major scale, but to spell it we need a double sharp symbol: G# A# B# C# D# E# F##. The same is true for the Fb…
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