Enharmonic

Using the correct enharmonic equivalent

Using the correct enharmonic equivalent
  1. What is the Enharmonic equivalent of B natural?
  2. What is the Enharmonic of B#?
  3. How do you find Enharmonics?

What is the Enharmonic equivalent of B natural?

Knowing that a flat lowers a note by one half step, because B is one half step behind the note C the key in which we typically refer to as being the note B natural can also be referred to by the letter name C-flat. In other words, the note B natural and the note C-flat are enharmonic equivalents.

What is the Enharmonic of B#?

Enharmonic Key Signatures

Major / Relative Minor:No. of SharpsEnharmonic Key:
B major / G# minor5Cb major / Ab minor
F# major / D# minor6Gb major / Eb minor
C# major / A# minor7Db major / Bb minor

How do you find Enharmonics?

When two notes sound the same but are written as two different notes on the staff, the written notes are said to be enharmonic . Notes on the white keys of the piano can be written enharmonically as well ( C = B , E = F , D = C 𝄪 , etc.).

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