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On Thu, Jul 12, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Rustom Mody  wrote:
> I recently got into an argument (on the python list so more OT there than

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> here :-) ) about whether a B# is the same  as C.  If we allow that they may

> not always be the same then we have a case where the

> theory-of-musical-harmony (may be) breaking.

>

>

I believe you would call it a B# if your key already had a C#, but you

would call it a C if your key had a Db.

--Steve
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t a B# if your key already had a C#, but you would call it a C if your key =

had a Db.--Steve
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