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 Re: newbie question
Author: Dee 
Date:   2006-07-31 22:07

The F flat is the same as E. That is why there is none on the chart. If you look at a keyboard, you will notice that there is no black key between the F and the E. So F flat is the same as E. And E sharp is the same as F.

I don't know why they chose to put the G flat in parentheses. Perhaps because one seldom sees a G flat in music. You are more likely to see and F sharp. These are the same note.

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