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#916413 - 07/25/03 12:05 PM Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Without looking at a piano![/b]

What are the first and last notes on a standard
88 note piano?

No cheating:-)

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#916414 - 07/25/03 12:10 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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First A
Last C

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#916415 - 07/25/03 12:11 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Low = A

High = C


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#916416 - 07/25/03 12:14 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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I've bumped this to stop the answer showing.
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#916417 - 07/25/03 12:17 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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For a tech, they are #1 and #88. Or they could be A-27.5 and C-4185 or whatever. Or it could be the first chipping, and the wrecker's ball falling on it.
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#916418 - 07/25/03 12:19 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Ah... but what about the Bosie with the extra bass notes? ;\)

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#916419 - 07/25/03 12:20 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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 Quote:
Originally posted by Piano World:
Without looking at a piano![/b]

What are the first and last notes on a standard
88 note piano?

No cheating:-)

- Frank B.
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A piano has 88 keys[/b], so the answer to the question would be "the first and 88th notes played". Right?
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#916420 - 07/25/03 02:01 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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first is A0,last is C7. \:\)
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#916421 - 07/25/03 02:02 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Similarly to Matt G. There are no notes on a piano, only Keys. Notes appear on sheet music ;\)
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#916422 - 07/25/03 02:06 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Ok wiseguys, try the Name That Tune quiz in the Pianist Corner now:-)
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#916423 - 07/25/03 02:20 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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if it doesn't have C0, I run out of keys when I play. \:\(
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#916424 - 07/25/03 03:13 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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For most techs,

Lowest note is A0, and the highest is C8 (the first C being C1).

Which Bösie do you mean? The 225 has 4 extra notes below A0, and the Imperial has 9, going down to C0

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#916425 - 07/25/03 03:50 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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 Quote:
Originally posted by KlavierBauer:
For most techs,

Lowest note is A0, and the highest is C8 (the first C being C1).

Which Bösie do you mean? The 225 has 4 extra notes below A0, and the Imperial has 9, going down to C0

KlavierBauer [/b]
The imperial. That's probably enough in the bass for me, but I need more up top. I could probably get by with up to G8 for a while maybe.
Someday, though, I WOULD like more in the bass, maybe down to where you can verbally count (out loud) the individual vibrations of the lowest strings.
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#916426 - 07/25/03 03:56 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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88key:

The imperial's lowest note vibrates at 16 Hz. 16 is plenty low enough to count individual vibrations, only ... you can't hear that low. You don't hear the fundamental tone on that note, you're hearing harmonics.
Perfect, infant hearing ranges from roughly 20-20,000 Hz. So unfortunately, you can't hear a tone low enough to count it's vibrations (unless it's above 20).

Interestingly, the resonant frequency of the human intestine is 15 hz. which is very close to the lowest note on the imperial. I doubt you'd ever get the amplitude necessary, but theoretically a nice burst of 15 Hz should send the room for the bathrooms.
this was used as riot control early on, but the scientists who discovered it were just smart enough to be dangerous.
The police officers manning these huge frequency generators thought that putting ear plugs in would save them. *laugh*

sorry, I'm ranting.

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#916427 - 07/25/03 04:22 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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First note A0 Last C8

Hey Franks, you are in a quiz mood today. Took your piano quiz and scored 85% or a B. I should have reviewed your other pages first. Was scoring 100% until I reach question 11 or 12.

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#916428 - 07/25/03 04:23 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Sorry Frank, it's not Franks. My left ring finger just loves that "s."

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#916429 - 07/25/03 04:38 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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Originally posted by rjalex:
First note A0 Last C8

Hey Franks, you are in a quiz mood today. Took your piano quiz and scored 85% or a B. I should have reviewed your other pages first. Was scoring 100% until I reach question 11 or 12.

Regards,
Ron [/b]
85% is very good for not having revied the other pages first.

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#916430 - 07/25/03 09:07 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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I know, and I didn't look at my piano or the posts!

Lowest note is an A

Highest note is a C
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#916431 - 07/26/03 12:02 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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 Quote:
Originally posted by KlavierBauer:

Interestingly, the resonant frequency of the human intestine is 15 hz. which is very close to the lowest note on the imperial. I doubt you'd ever get the amplitude necessary, but theoretically a nice burst of 15 Hz should send the room for the bathrooms.
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Is this the "Brown Note" made famous on South Park?
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#916432 - 07/26/03 03:42 PM Re: Quick Quiz - No Cheating!
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I always remember the answer to this trivia question (the first one, not Steve's! \:\) ) by thinking of a picture of a spark plug.

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