Similar words: middle class, middle-class, middle, middle way, middle man, middleman, middle ear, middle term. Meaning: n. the note designated by the first ledger line below the treble staff; 261.63 hertz.
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1. Middle C is equivalent to 256 vibrations per second.
2. Now try middle C with your thumb.
3. The pianist strikes a middle c.
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4. He told me that middle C is equivalent to 256 vibrations per second.
5. We're singing below middle C and the ladies are singing up an octave but that's still monophonic texture-- those notes have the same names.
6. I want that all keys right to the middle C (including the middle C) will be colored bright green when pressed, and the keys left to the middle C will be colored bright Red when pressed.
7. An example is middle C (about 260 hertz, or Hz) and middle G (about 390 Hz). Their ratio is 2:3, forming a pleasant-sounding "perfect fifth" interval when they are played simultaneously.
8. A clef that puts middle C on the third of a .
9. After six enraged bars it settles down in the broader vicinity of middle C, the horns groaning about painedly somewhere below.
10. Concert pitch is an internationally agreed standard pitch with the A above middle C at 440 vibrations per second, but there have been divergences from this.
11. It has a deep range beginning about three octaves below middle C.
12. "You have a different kind of experience -- a different quality of experience -- when you see red, when you see green, when you hear middle C, when you taste chocolate, " Chalmers toldLiveScience.
13. On my version I would like that the letters will appear ONLY as a key is pressed and wont be shown all the time (except the middle C which should be there always).
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