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| Author | Topic: Pitch |
Anonymous
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| posted: 4/19/2011 at 2:51:52 AM ET
I believe Notes and Pitch are different. Is that correct? I'm a novice - very noviced at reading-Site reading, that is.I see where the note is: on,between, above, below the line(s); but to get and keep that pitch, I find difficult. Any suggestions? Thanks
eniles2@shaw.ca
| normanortiz
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Vallejo, CA
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4/6/2011 | posted: 4/28/2011 at 12:05:01 AM ET
Pitch is the tone which is heard, and the note is the printed pitch. These terms are however used synonymously at times. If I play a pitch on the piano, or sing a pitch, both may be referred to as a note, i.e. "what is this note." But if pointing to a note on a page, it will be referred to as a pitch if speaking of the sound of the note.
With respect to your query "keep that pitch," it is unclear as to whether or not you are referring to an instrument or to your voice. Could you send a reply to this post and be more specific about your question. Good luck.
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