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Re: Different names of notes
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Tomasz Bojczuk |
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Re: Different names of notes |
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Sat, 1 Apr 2006 23:06:18 +0200 |
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Dnia sobota, 1 kwietnia 2006 21:01, Tomasz Bojczuk napisaĆ:
> Hi
> Sorry for question not directly connected with Lilypond, but here is the
> the best place to ask it, and i (as devoted Lilypond user) can do this
> :-)(I hope)
> What are different standards of note names in the world ??
> For egzample in Poland (and some close countries) notes can be:
> 1. C C# Db D D# .... A A# (is Hb) H (i know that in USA and others it is
> B) 2. C Cis Des D Dis Es E ..... As A Ais B (Hb) H His
> and Cisis Deses Eses etc... Asas Aisis Heses
> or 3. Do Do# (we can call "Do with sharp") Re (and "Re with flat") Mi Fa
> Sol La Si
>
> Are there any other posibilities in other countries ??
>
> For keys signature names we can tell (or write):
> 1. C-maj (dur) , e-minor (moll) Fis-maj(dur) or F#-maj(dur)
> but never Do-dur (it looks very funny !!)
> In east countries (Russia, Ukraine) it is OK (f.e. Do#-major)
>
> Please tell me more
>
> Regards
> Tomasz
OK.
Thanks Mats Bengtsson and Geoff Horton for help..
I sow
/usr/local/share/lilypond/2.6.5/ly/*
and it is enought. I found what i was looking for.
C'a