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Are C♯ and D♭ same? Interval & Octave explained: Music & law of frequencies

Octave is derived from a word that means eight. Why are there twelve notes? Why are there no black keys between E and F, and between B and C? Why is there only a single key for both sharp and flat? Why does the concept exist?
These questions will be answered in this video.

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26 января 2023 г. 19:00:00
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