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bt4000: 1 year ago

What does an e# mean in music

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L0stCh1ld: 1 year ago | Last edited at 7:27PM on 3/8/2012

Thats a natural sign. Play a regular e. Its nit e sharp. There is no such note.

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gordaz1998: 1 year ago

there is an e sharp i play it all the time on the bass clarinet

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shinypate1: 1 year ago via iPhone

Correction: please see this page for the correct info: http://www.cyberflotsam.com/Music_Equivalents.htm

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TheXPhoenix: 1 year ago

ya e sharp is f natural but that's still e sharp. theyre the same note :)

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TheXPhoenix: 1 year ago

e sharp, so you move 1 half step above e natural

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L0stCh1ld: 1 year ago

No. E sharp doesnt exist.

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MN155: 1 year ago

e# is F natural

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L0stCh1ld: 1 year ago

F flat deosnt exist. Neitger does e sharp.

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shinypate1: 1 year ago via iPhone

E sharp is enharmonic with F natural, meaning it is the same note.

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L0stCh1ld: 1 year ago

E sharp doesnt exist.

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shinypate1: 1 year ago via iPhone

Most certainly it does. I am a university trained musician and I can assure you it's not an uncommon note; I can assure you, it is seen in modern music on a repeated (if rare) occasion.

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TheXPhoenix: 1 year ago

Thank you. I knew e sharp was a note and like you said its the same note as f natural =D

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ggs6: 1 year ago via iPhone

E sharp

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L0stCh1ld: 1 year ago

Thats not a note.

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