Musical Scales |
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In music, a scale is a
group of musical notes collected in ascending and descending order that provides material for or is used to
conveniently represent part or all of a musical work including melody and/or harmony.[1] Scales are ordered in
pitch or pitch class, with their ordering providing a measure of musical distance. The distance between two
successive notes in a scale is called a scale step.
- Wikipedia
Equal Tempered Chromatic (Musical Note) Scale
International Pitch, adopted 1891: A4
= 435
American Standard pitch, adopted by the ASA* in 1936:Aq
= 440
| C0 |
16.35 |
16.17 |
A2 |
110.00 |
108.75 |
F#5 |
739.99 |
731.58 |
| C#0 |
17.32 |
17.13 |
A#2 |
116.54 |
115.22 |
G5 |
783.99 |
775.08 |
| D0 |
18.35 |
18.15 |
B2 |
123.47 |
122.07 |
G#5 |
830.61 |
821.17 |
| D#0 |
19.45 |
19.22 |
C3 |
130.81 |
129.33 |
A5 |
880.00 |
870.00 |
| E0 |
20.60 |
20.37 |
C#3 |
138.59 |
137.02 |
A#5 |
932.33 |
921.73 |
| F0 |
21.83 |
21.58 |
D3 |
146.83 |
145.16 |
B5 |
987.77 |
976.54 |
| F#0 |
23.12 |
22.86 |
D#3 |
155.56 |
153.80 |
C6 |
1046.50 |
1034.61 |
| G0 |
24.50 |
24.22 |
E3 |
164.81 |
162.94 |
C#6 |
1108.73 |
1096.13 |
| G#0 |
25.96 |
25.66 |
F3 |
174.61 |
172.63 |
D6 |
1174.66 |
1161.31 |
| A0 |
27.50 |
27.19 |
F#3 |
185.00 |
182.89 |
D#6 |
1244.51 |
1230.37 |
| A#0 |
29.14 |
28.80 |
G3 |
196.00 |
193.77 |
E6 |
1318.51 |
1303.53 |
| B0 |
30.87 |
30.52 |
G#3 |
207.65 |
205.29 |
F6 |
1396.91 |
1381.04 |
| C1 |
32.70 |
32.33 |
A3 |
220.00 |
217.50 |
F#6 |
1479.98 |
1463.16 |
| C#1 |
34.65 |
34.25 |
A#3 |
233.08 |
230.43 |
G6 |
1567.98 |
1550.16 |
| D1 |
36.71 |
36.29 |
B3 |
246.94 |
244.14 |
G#6 |
1661.22 |
1642.34 |
| D#1 |
38.89 |
38.85 |
C4 |
261.63 |
258.65 |
A6 |
1760.00 |
1740.00 |
| E1 |
41.20 |
40.74 |
C#4 |
277.18 |
274.03 |
A#6 |
1864.66 |
1843.47 |
| F1 |
43.65 |
43.16 |
D4 |
293.66 |
290.33 |
B6 |
1975.53 |
1953.08 |
| F#1 |
46.25 |
45.72 |
D#4 |
311.13 |
307.59 |
C7 |
2093.00 |
2069.22 |
| G1 |
49.00 |
48.44 |
E4 |
329.63 |
325.88 |
C#7 |
2217.46 |
2192.26 |
| G#1 |
51.91 |
51.32 |
F4 |
349.23 |
345.26 |
D7 |
2349.32 |
2322.62 |
| A1 |
55.00 |
54.38 |
F#4 |
369.99 |
365.79 |
D#7 |
2489.02 |
2460.73 |
| A#1 |
58.27 |
57.61 |
G4 |
392.00 |
387.54 |
E7 |
2637.02 |
2607.05 |
| B1 |
61.74 |
61.03 |
G#4 |
415.30 |
410.59 |
F7 |
2793.83 |
2762.08 |
| C2 |
65.41 |
64.66 |
A4 |
440.00 |
435.00 |
F#7 |
2959.96 |
2926.32 |
| C#2 |
69.30 |
68.51 |
A#4 |
466.16 |
460.87 |
G7 |
3135.96 |
3100.33 |
| D2 |
73.42 |
72.58 |
B4 |
493.88 |
488.27 |
G#7 |
3322.44 |
3284.68 |
| D#2 |
77.78 |
76.90 |
C5 |
523.25 |
517.31 |
A7 |
3520.00 |
3480.00 |
| E2 |
82.41 |
81.47 |
C#5 |
554.37 |
548.07 |
A#7 |
3729.31 |
3686.93 |
| F2 |
87.31 |
86.31 |
D5 |
587.33 |
580.66 |
B7 |
3951.07 |
3906.17 |
| F#2 |
92.50 |
91.45 |
D#5 |
622.25 |
615.18 |
C8 |
4186.01 |
4138.44 |
| G2 |
98.00 |
96.89 |
E5 |
659.26 |
651.76 |
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| G#2 |
103.83 |
102.65 |
F5 |
698.46 |
690.52 |
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*ASA = American Standards Association
Information from CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 7first Edition, 1990-1991, David R. Lide
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